The art and antiques fair prompts a journey through military masterpieces, the latest discoveries about culture and the brain, and the new rules of collecting old masters. Plus: how to restore a Rubens
Next-gen collectors are propelling lesser-known names to ever-greater heights
An exhibition at Tefaf Maastricht presents 18th-century city plans not merely as scientific tools of the age, but great works of art in their own right
Photography shows have been a major draw for museums around the world, but the market is still catching up
The key to Palazzo Strozzi’s success, says Arturo Galansino, is drawing out the modernity of the medieval city’s art
An effervescent hunt scene by Rubens is set to spring into life, thanks to experts at Dresden’s Gemäldegalerie
An ambitious exhibition highlights the glory of Low Countries artists still ripe for rediscovery, centuries after their first fame
Researchers are reporting surprising discoveries about culture’s impact on health — but what is art actually doing to our brains?
EU regulation to stop the trade in stolen or looted artefacts has become a daily headache for the art market
Military pieces have beguiled cultural figures from Henry Moore to William Boyd — but there is no typical collector
The art collector and pub owner loves lizard cowboy boots, Walter Sickert and curry and chips
As radical as they are radiant, the Ghanaian banners are now highly collectible
Almost 200 pieces, many from her New York apartment, include paintings by Rothko and Picasso, and furniture by Jacques Grange and Emile-Jacques Ruhlmann
How a dinky 17th-century trinket took on a new fashionability
From Ed Sheeran’s Pollock-inspired drips to Sylvester Stallone’s international exhibitions, celebrities yearn for art world recognition
LA fires one year later; interviews with Monika Sprüth and Philomene Magers, Greta Waller and Amanda Ross-Ho; artists against ICE. Plus: the problem with celebrity painters
Amanda Ross-Ho’s supersized sculptures and absurdist performances find humour in the mundane
Monika Sprüth and Philomene Magers on going global while ‘staying small’
From Robert Therrien’s towering tables to Alejandro G Iñárritu’s resurrected footage, don’t miss these essential exhibitions
Intimate art fairs and international galleries are competing to be the destination of choice for the Alpine glitterati
From pop-up performances for small businesses to nocturnal protests against immigration raids, creativity has become part of activists’ toolkit
Fairs need to strike a balance between offering a buzzy affair and a pleasant experience to satisfy these collectors
In contrast to the chaos and stress of the LA artist’s medical work, there’s an intense focus to her still lifes of melting ice, decaying fruit and X-rays
The peerless collection of works by Van Gogh, Cézanne, Manet and Modigliani will be gifted to museums across the US
A slew of exhibitions ruminate on displacement, rebirth and the climate threat looming over the city’s future
