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Ekow Eshun’s exhilarating exhibition shows black art on the move and creating fresh idioms
The Greek-Cypriot industrialist enjoys the first look of an ‘Apollo’ show in Hydra by the American artist and longtime associate
Also: Canadian private museum buys Kehinde Wiley series; Simon de Pury helps galleries cash in online; Koons sale raises nearly £10mn for Ukraine
The Lebanese-American artist, who died last year, celebrated nature in rich, dramatic hues
Players can build a gallery and choose from 30,000 real artworks in a plea to make the art world more accessible
Three thousand pictures, discovered long after his death, shed light on the artist’s intriguing strangeness
Her intricate, organic wire sculptures are finally getting the attention they deserve
Nicky and Robert Wilson’s collection has grown to almost 40 site-specific outdoor artworks, including Tracey Emin and Cornelia Parker
The artist’s illustrations of Dylan Thomas’s radio play capture everyday joys and frustrations with vibrancy
The London-based fair returns after three years with ambitious plans for global growth, says its chief executive
The Factum Foundation’s display at the Masterpiece art fair has a digital recreation of the pharaoh’s tomb
Often overlooked as a minor part of their practice, jewels are attracting major market attention
Fifteen sculpture parks, installations and alfresco spaces to enjoy around the world
Jackie Wullschläger selects her best mid-year reads
Timothy Taylor goes big in New York; Mondrian show will boost market; Piano Nobile represents RB Kitaj
Energy and delight shine brightly in a New York retrospective that takes in dictatorship, indigenous rights, love and war
The artist wants his work to commemorate those who came to the UK from the Caribbean but also question the purpose of public sculpture
A Bob Dylan recording, a Francis Bacon and a first edition annotated by Margaret Atwood are all going under the hammer this season
This nautical oeuvre includes handpainted sails and modernist hulls. And it looks pretty amazing
Chris Kraus, author of the cult novel ‘I Love Dick’, on freedom, destruction and the parallels with her own creative process
In the art and challenge of communication, so much happens in the space between the words
The sixth-generation dealer in her family’s Parisian blue-chip gallery on adapting in a changing market and exhibiting at Tefaf
Artists at this year’s fair are taking a minimal approach to engaging with ecological issues and the natural world
Demand is soaring and Gentileschi has become a household name — and many more are waiting to step into the spotlight
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