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A new BBC series recalls the swagger and hubris of the Royal Academy’s infamous YBA exhibition
Some artists consider legal action as images marketed for millions of pounds
In an exclusive video, the artist and former BoE governor Mark Carney discuss the venture, which forces buyers to choose between physical and virtual work
The artist’s psychedelic orchards are part beautiful storm, part emotional reckoning. Ahead of his first museum exhibition in France, he talks life, death and non-fungibles
Excitement surrounds first big fair of Covid era after months of cancellations and online-only events
British artist plans to sell ‘secret art project’ using ‘non-fungible token’ digital technology later this year
‘Ghost booths’ at Art Basel Hong Kong spark uncertainty; Steve Martin supports indigenous art; confidence falls for new work
The British artist puts on show of his own early work at his London gallery — with distinct contemporary echoes
Unwitting homage to James Bond villain Ernst Stavro Blofeld
A decade ago, Lehman Brothers collapsed; on the same day, Damien Hirst began a record auction. What happened next?
The artist talks candidly about the new Veils series of dots and spots, and the inspiration behind it
From a major exhibition by Damien Hirst to a Warhol-Rauschenberg pairing at the Cini Foundation
Even by the British artist’s high-glitz standards, his new show is an extravagant affair
Sharks, skulls and, now, shipwrecks. The artist’s latest project is his most grandiose yet
The appeal of punk ephemera is growing among wealthy collectors
Stirling Prize goes to former enfant terrible’s post-industrial space in south London
The former UK prime minister symbolises a second Jazz Age followed by crisis and war
Artists have amassed rich collections by swapping work
He was ‘Blandy’ to the YBAs but embraced by the public. Meet the man who made a career out of carnage
The launch of an offshoot of New York’s Independent fair coincides with the latest Art Brussels
Scheme aims to bring major contemporary works beyond the confines of London
Two new London art galleries are geographically distinct but have a common element: the architects
Plan to put 3D-printed laughter in orbit reminds me of great investor pitches, says Stephan Chambers
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