The Bauhaus’s radical designs were meant for the masses, but they were far from affordable
Leading figures pick objects from UK collections that should be seen by every child in the country
Art news daily: 19 July
A meticulous study of the Chester Beatty Ruzbihan Qur’an does justice to the ingenuity of its calligrapher
A pop-up monument to commemorate 25 years since the release of Jurassic Park has appeared in London – and yes, it’s terrifying
Art news daily: 18 July
The second Yinchuan Biennale is part of an official drive to open up the city to international visitors
A fascinating display takes us from the patron saint of toothaches to public health campaigns in the 1940s
Art news daily: 17 July
A new exhibition suggests that Redon’s pictures owe as much to literature and music as they do to the visual arts
The French painter’s late style influenced a generation of American Abstract Expressionists
Art news daily: 16 July
An exhibition at the Dallas Museum of Art places the powerfully symbolic gold objects of the Asante peoples centre stage
The artist’s subjects include drones, undersea cables and a sculptural satellite in space
Two hundred years ago, the English parliament passed the Act for Building New Churches, allocating £1m for the task
Art news daily: 13 July
By placing the artist’s possessions next to her portraits, the V&A seeks to reveal the woman behind the icon
Your chance to win ‘The Militant Muse: Love, War and the Women of Surrealism’ by Whitney Chadwick (Thames & Hudson)
How the city’s long-term residents are fostering a thriving arts scene
Thomas Marks talks to William Kentridge about his new performance project, The Head & the Load
Art news daily: 11 July
A conversation with Stuart McKnight of MUMA, the architects responsible for the new galleries in the triforium at Westminster Abbey
In the largest survey of her work so far, the artist explores the tensions between control and chaos
