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Street lights, newsstands, benches — our architecture critic reflects on icons of urban infrastructure
The gorgeous building has played host to important shows in the past quarter-century
Christie’s poised to break Goya’s auction record; Reuben family collection buys Bacon
Inside André Saraiva’s postmodern pad on the Place des Vosges
The executive director and chief curator of The Bass Museum of Art describes her perfect day in the city, taking in its public art and most exciting eateries
An illumination of creatives are giving the medium fresh purpose
The San Francisco collector bought her first time-based work for just $350. Now, her astonishing collection is on show alongside Old Masters in Utrecht
The Miami-based painter fills his artworks with curiosities. As he opens a new exhibition, we take a look in his cabinets
A tradition of mutual support has helped give the Baltic state’s photographers global stature
The gallerist and collector reveal their growing private gallery
A Paris exhibition draws on the iconic works of 70 museums for a once-in-a-lifetime sweep of a sumptuous genre
Jackie Wullschläger selects her must-read titles
The first black woman to own a Chelsea gallery, she wants her artists to excavate and challenge reality
Exhibitors bring their most extravagant works, but there are community-minded projects as well
Her frank portrayals of her life and body have attracted controversy and acclaim
The Brazilian former bond trader has made ephemeral printed items such as gallery invitations a core part of his holdings
The Miami Beach fair, which has revolutionised the US art market, celebrates 20 years with a new boss incoming
At 81, the Brazilian is still finding ways to reimagine the Rio neighbourhood she calls home
The Miami-based property developer was inspired to start acquiring art by a legendary 1970s auction
Plus: Mariane Ibrahim opens in Mexico City; Sotheby’s offers restituted Bronzino; Princeton buys Inca gold cup
She was desperate to be known for more than her furry teacup but this retrospective is uneven in its expansiveness
A sprinkling of light on the canvas is an increasingly radical act
Evaristo Baschenis’s instrument paintings at Galerie Canesso provide an unusual window on to his contemporary culture
Recreating the building would allow this writer to host a hive of creativity much as the painter longed for
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