Two art lawyers look at the simple steps businesses can take to protect themselves and their clients from online scams
The pleasure Picasso took in paper as a medium was palpable in the Royal Academy’s recent show
Rakewell has been eyeing up the broadcaster’s learned library while watching Channel 4 News
From lockdowns to mass burials, the ways we visualise Covid-19 were established by photographers in the late 19th century
This hard-to-classify book brings together Donald Judd, Japanese aesthetics, and the aspirations of contemporary lifestyle bloggers
From Nikolai Gogol to Susan Sontag, Joan Didion to Olga Tokarczuk: the authors inspiring artists during a time of lockdown
Art news daily: 14 April
The director of programme at YSP outlines the unique challenges – and consolations – of shuttering the site
The artist’s designs for Elizabeth David’s cookery books evoke a happy world of fine living and dining
The artist’s fashion etchings hint at the delight in transient pleasures that is so evident in his paintings
The Met’s display of 14 centuries of work from the longtime artistic centre of Japan gives plenty of pause for thought
The curators at the Frick are to brighten up cocktail hour in Manhattan – and Rakewell is already pouring himself a drink
Art news daily: 9 April
A rediscovered masterpiece by Alfredo Ramos Martínez is at the centre of the Dallas Museum of Art’s virtual display
The British Library has digitised its historical globes – take them for a spin on your desktop or phone
What exactly does it take to create an online exhibition? And will such platforms still be of use after lockdown?
Art news daily: 8 April
The critic’s guide to creative living is full of joy – but how far can you get by following someone else’s rules?
A transformative gift for Cleveland Museum of Art and some metal detectorists’ finds are among this month’s highlights
Art news daily: 7 April
The 250th anniversary of the poet’s birth prompts a reflection on his complicated relationship with the visual arts
Art news daily: 6 April
An interdisciplinary project at the Fitzwilliam Museum has revealed tantalising possibilities about Jacopo del Sellaio’s Cupid and Psyche
