What to see at Art Basel Paris
The vibrant modern and contemporary fair is showing no signs of slowing down
The vibrant modern and contemporary fair is showing no signs of slowing down
The Bourse de Commerce tries to tell the entire history of photography from its invention to the present day with 700 works from the Pinault Collection. It’s a lot to take in
Monsoon founder Peter Simon's collection has become the highest-value single-owner sale at Christie’s London, with help from Mondrian, Bacon, Michael Andrews and more
To mark the centenary of the publication of A.A. Milne’s ‘Winnie-the-Pooh’, we look at four underrated ursine artworks
At the Courtauld, the painter’s works hang near some of the masterpieces that inspired them – and more than hold their own
As it celebrates its half century, the brutalist landmark on London’s South Bank still provokes and delights
The executive director of Frieze Fairs talks to Apollo about navigating a choppy market and how to become a truly global enterprise
The sculptor has teamed up with Avant Arte to release a miniature edition of his work Novecento – giving Rakewell’s favourite horse sculpture a run for its money
In film, photography and installations at the New Museum, the artist riffs on the images around us to reflect and comment on the world that made them
The dominant theme of the presentations by the shortlisted artists is somewhat mournful, but the art hasn’t been this exciting in years
As AI continues to seep into the art world – from the market to the making – we should remember what makes it special in the first place: humans
The artist’s bold work arrived with a bang, but the American Pop artist was also responding to earlier revolutions
Ancient fossils and skeletons are big business in the auction market, but there are plenty of ethical challenges to dig in to
Cultural heritage has long suffered neglect in a country battered by violence and deprivation. Since the Taliban took over, things have got even more complicated
At the Royal Kennel Club, a set of ancient Greek-style vases bearing scenes of dogs at work and play has set Rakewell’s tail wagging
The Swedish fashion house looks to a sunken 17th-century flagship for its Spring/Summer 2027 womenswear collection – with surprisingly buoyant results
To mark 130 years since the death of the designer William Morris, we look at four works enriched by repeating patterns
The paint-pourer wields his tools in a converted warehouse in Peckham and thumbs through a Brice Marden catalogue for inspiration
From Mary Cassatt in Paris to Sienese bronzes at the Frick, here’s our list of must-see museum shows in October
Jan-Werner Müller’s new book explores the question of how we might design truly democratic spaces, but perhaps the answer lies in our own behaviour