Art news daily: 29 September
Your chance to win 'Charles Tunnicliffe, Prints: A Catalogue Raisonné' by Robert Meyrick and Harry Heuser (Royal Academy of Arts)
The four artists shortlisted this year tackle ideas about rootlessness and belonging in a series of understated works
Art news daily: 28 September
Highlights from this year's fair, which encourages contemporary art buyers to cross over into older art
The Saatchi Gallery staged a pop-up Kardashian exhibition last week. Oh dear.
Art news daily: 27 September
Tintin the fake news reporter, Michael Jackson at the NPG, and more art-world tittle-tattle
The Oxford museum's lavish new publication is a triumph of scholarship
Artists and urban planners are finding creative ways to brighten up the concrete blocks and barriers that pepper today's urban spaces
Charitable efforts to end prostitution in 18th-century London took many forms, and left behind some remarkable objects
Art news daily: 26 September
The design for Millicent Fawcett's statue breaks the mould, but Parliament Square is a problematic site
It's time for leading cultural figures to work with the state to reform Irish heritage protection
Art news daily: 25 September
Sound art often seems like video art's poor relation in museums, but is its struggle for status starting to pay off?
Zeitz MOCAA, South Africa's new museum, is deliberately outward-looking
The procedures for protecting England’s historic buildings are now 70 years old. Is the system still fit for purpose?
The painters of New Spain have been misunderstood for centuries, but their work seems to be entering the mainstream at last
Two wax sculptures of art impresarios were ceremonially lit today in Florence's Piazza della Signoria
Art news daily : 22 September
The vast cemeteries built in 19th-century Italy can still tell us much about civic pride
Art news daily : 21 September
A statue of the inventor of the Kalashnikov assault rifle has been erected in Moscow
