Ian Cheng and Jakob Kudsk Steensen talk to Gabrielle Schwarz about using video-game engines to create their art
Philip Barantini shot his 90-minute movie about the drama of a busy restaurant service in one take – and it's nail-biting stuff
The galleries of Mayfair and St James’s are full of surprises and delights that should brighten up December
Delighted by the fact that the new German culture minister once managed a rock band, Rakewell recalls other culture ministers with an artistic bent
The painter is generally regarded as a Photorealist but, as he tells Apollo, he prefers to see himself as part of the long tradition of view painting
Plus: The new German culture minister is Claudia Roth of the Greens, and a Roman villa complex has been uncovered in Rutland
Adrian Tinniswood’s new book focuses on the aristocrats and rock stars who secured the futures of the houses they owned – or moved into
The artist’s first performance in a decade was a lot, even for the most ‘open-minded’ onlookers
The artist’s studio in Mumbai is animated by the rumbling of the railway – and home to a collection of cough-syrup bottles
In what now seems like a warning from history, the artist’s only feature film is about a magazine editor who is forced to work at home
A new study assesses 19th-century interventions on paintings by Giotto and other masters, and their impact on art history
In Hong Kong’s increasingly repressive political climate, can the M+ Museum sustain the cultural optimism it once promised?
In the decade before his death, John Constable developed a freer hand to follow new visions – to astonishing effect
The vast waterfront complex is a fitting emblem of the painter’s outsized importance to the city
’Red Notice’ may not be most sophisticated heist film, but it’s hard to resist The Rock on the trail of Wonder Woman
The Transcendental Painting Group in New Mexico was sidelined for its esoteric beliefs, but its members are slowly entering the mainstream
Plus: Etel Adnan (1925–2021); and more art news
As the Phillips Collection in Washington D.C. celebrates its centenary, the museum is also looking firmly to the future
William Hogarth liked to present himself as a bluff Englishman, but the truth was a touch more complicated
A carved-wood falcon linked to Anne Boleyn and wall paintings in Hertfordshire and Yorkshire are exciting discoveries for our understanding of Tudor England
In museums, minerals are both everyday matter and also objects of scientific interest – but they carry more intangible meanings too
The Dutch painter already knew the majority of the sitters in his lively portraits of merchants and dignitaries – and it shows
Plus: Sylvère Lotringer (1938–2021); and more news
The British artist has consistently used film as a means of making a statement about painting. But now her chosen medium is urgently in need of saving
