The German artist, whose life story is bound up with the US and Kandinsky, is celebrated in a delectable New York show
Martino Gamper, Bethan Laura Wood and Minjae Kim top the list of artists and designers elevating the household object in a quirky Californian exhibition
Record-breaking estate sales mask the real, and sometimes declining, value of art
Ahead of their latest collaboration, the designer and artist discuss purpose, luxury and AI
Chief executive of Blackstone-backed German luxury photography group says too much nostalgia is ‘dangerous’
From Elvis Presley’s Graceland to bombed apartments in Ukraine and refugee camps in Jordan, a diverse selection of photographers examines the notion of home
A style icon of striking candour and wit, she embodied the radical spirit of the 1960s
How can we share the light of our own lives with the wider world?
Paris was not the artist’s only home. Increasingly, he returned to his birthplace in a secluded valley in the Swiss Alps
From his home in Ramallah, Palestinian writer Raja Shehadeh reflects on belonging, memory and the increasingly fragile state of the West Bank
Projects by William Eggleston, Nathyfa Michel, Anthony Luvera, Christopher Nunn, Guanyu Xu, Tudor Rhys Etchells, Kalpesh Lathigra, Hrair Sarkissian, Carrie Mae Weems, Sabine Hess and Nicolas Polli
The artist-designer swapped city bustle for a hilltop home in Higashiyama — it mirrors his Zen approach to life
UK-based auction house took hefty impairment charges and posted lower revenues for 2024
‘A Painter’s Secrets’ at Philadelphia’s Barnes Collection showcases the painter’s immense control and modernity
Decline triggers return of ‘loan-to-own’ lenders aiming to take control of pieces cheaply through defaults
Brimming with Old Masters and ancient sculptures, Europe’s ‘most beautiful small museum’ showcases the awe-inspiring collection of a 17th-century cardinal
Two huge blockbusters in LA could radically remake the city — but London and Brussels offer a different approach
On display later this year at the British Museum, it shows Anglo-Saxon needlework at its peak, while the margins are a free-for-all of strange and vivid scenes
The 12 most notable cartoons of the year
The same relish for history and playfulness at the centre of his practice has resulted in a house restoration that has a story to tell in every corner
A delectable Burns Night dinner, top-drawer beard trims, a rehang at London’s Sketch and other ways to spend it this month
All the dates you’ll find a free edition of the magazine in FT Weekend
Filled with rarely seen works, the show charts how modernist freedom and innovation transformed the medium
We can find peace and beauty in the quiet moments between Christmas and New Year
From Naoshima to New Mexico, our writers discovered minimalist museums, a revelatory monastery — and an exploding octopus
