A chance to see some 150 words by trailblazing artists ranging from Artemisia Gentileschi to Gwen John
Three hundred years of cultural exchange are the focus of this show at Harvard Art Museums
An immersive installation by Steve McQueen takes over a 30,000-square-foot gallery at Dia Beacon to coincide with the institution’s 50-year anniversary
To mark the anniversary of the birth of Salvador Dalí, who played all sorts of temporal tricks in his paintings, we look at four artworks that address the forward march of time
The museum is founded on the collection of John Julius Angerstein and, 200 years later, the banker’s taste is still making itself felt
The artist finds solace in Annie Ernaux and a booming Tibetan sound bowl while working on his playful sculptures in the Austrian countryside
The wares on offer at the event this month are enough to bowl over any ceramics aficionado
The painter who began as a master of modernist abstraction kept reinventing himself right until the end
For his Paris apartment, Léonce Rosenberg commissioned works from the likes of Picabia and de Chirico, fusing modernism and classic French style
At his best, the Beirut-born artist offers gallery-goers weird and wonderful new ways of experiencing sound
The artist’s show in Amsterdam revolves around a textile-based installation inspired by her artist friends and her Romanian heritage
The Art Institute of Chicago is paying tribute to four pioneering artists at the centre of the city's booming post-war cultural scene
The Met is breathing new life into its costume collection through video, light projection, sound installations and artificial intelligence
Once seen as the lowest genre of art, still lifes can be evocative, original and complex, suggests a new exhibition at Pallant House
The Pontiff touched down in Venice this week, but God knows what he thought of the art on display at the Biennale’s Vatican pavilion
Didier Rykner is the tireless heritage campaigner with a talent for publicity who has become a thorn in the side of the French authorities
If sales so far this year are anything to go by, the high-profile auctions taking place this month may not bring much excitement
Juxtaposing the Nobel Prize-winner’s writing with images of daily life shows that images can be read as well as looked at
Wine has been part of the lifeblood of Crete since the Bronze Age – and one grower in particular is reaching back thousands of years for inspiration
It seems as if arts criticism is becoming a treat for political journalists – but perhaps the job should be treated a little more seriously
In the first half of the 15th century, artists drew on the Northern and Italian Renaissances to create a distinctly French cultural flowering
An exhibition in Venice of the French artist’s work is conceptually dense, but does it work in visual terms?
Karlo Kacharava was only 30 when he died in 1984. In Georgia, he is regarded as a one-man avant-garde and his work is now being acclaimed abroad
