Gagosian’s catalogue raisonné of Marden’s paintings and an accompanying survey in New York make it clear that, for the artist, colour alone could speak volumes
The experimental images made by Wanda and Marion Wulz in the interwar years show these Italian women revelling in their personal and creative autonomy
The long-running fair dedicated to Italian art rests on the quality of its pre-19th-century offerings – and there’s much to delight here
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Two works that have appeared on walls around the capital prompt Rakewell to consider the changing face of street art
The Serpentine presents three installations by the Indian film-maker, including his latest work – a seven-screen piece informed by the Partition of India
The Loire Valley chateau immerses visitors in great banquets of the past by laying out four historic table services, from 1539 to 1988
The New Museum in New York puts on the artist’s largest retrospective to date, bringing together film, sculpture, photography and recent paintings
The Palazzo Strozzi in Florence celebrates the many ways in which chunks and vestiges of artworks can excite the imagination
As Monsieur Klein turns 50, Joseph Losey’s film about an amoral art dealer is still a masterpiece of moral unease
A Madonna and Child by Francesco Francia for Minneapolis and a collection of Delftware for the Museum Prinsenhof are among this month’s highlights
Relationships between staff and management have taken a dive at institutions from the V&A to the National Galleries of Scotland. What can museums do about it?
This year’s edition of the New York fair sets out to transform how we think about the last 100 years of art history
The ‘Madonna of Saint Sebastian’ shows the painter imbuing an old subject with new life – and recent restoration has brought his mastery of colour to the fore
Elizabeth Dee, founder of Independent 20th Century, talks to Apollo about challenging the idea of what an art fair can be
As well as the bustle of Independent 20th Century, there’s plenty of great art to see just a short walk from Madison Avenue
Ahead of Independent 20th Century, Apollo picks out the New York museum shows not to miss this autumn
In the apocalyptic visions of B.J. Newton, who spent years in and out of the California penal system, we can see the abyss staring back at us
The upturned ziggurat on the corner of Madison Avenue is the work of a brilliant mind – though it wasn’t always seen that way
The founder of the Bunker Artspace in West Palm Beach talks to Apollo about a lifetime of collecting modern and contemporary art
Since the birth of the modern art scene in Colombia in the 1950s, it has grown to be a thriving global market
The artist’s catastrophic mental breakdown as a young man meant that he spent the rest of his life in confinement. His paintings, however, are among the most powerful of the age
In a former Benedictine convent, Bernardino Luini’s fresco of the martyred saint is an unexpected source of comfort
Ahead of a major retrospective, the photographer looks back at a long career spent documenting – and shaping – queer life in Britain, India and beyond
