Andrew Graham-Dixon on how the British Museum’s new Albukhary Foundation Gallery — opening 18 October — will offer a fresh perspective on its Islamic art
Post-War and Contemporary works from the collection of one of the art world's most significant benefactors
We speak to director Martha Fiennes and actress Salma Hayek about Yugen, their groundbreaking AI artwork that generates perpetually moving images
As London becomes the centre of the art world, eight leading figures offer their expert tips for getting the most out of the week
Well-known alumni, including Jussi Pylkkänen, Tobias Meyer and Jennifer Roberts, explain how it helped to launch their careers
Meet Scott Stulen, the director of the Philbrook Museum of Art in Tulsa, who is determined to bring its art to a younger audience
The complete reconstruction of Alberto Giacometti’s studio in a new Paris institute is one of three major ongoing celebrations of the artist’s work this summer
Co-curator Keith Hartley discusses the largest UK show of the controversial German Expressionist in more than two decades
E. Jane Dickson meets the founder of the Museum of Latin American Art of Buenos Aires, Eduardo Costantini
The hottest exhibitions in new and emerging art destinations across the globe this summer, from Wu Guangzhong in Singapore to Marina Abramovic in Bangkok
From Klimt and Schiele in New York to the Pre-Raphaelites in San Francisco — here’s our roundup of these and other major exhibitions from Chicago to São Paulo
From Berlin to Madrid, Denmark to Paris, 10 superb exhibitions with which to get your cultural fix this summer
Malcolm Cossons looks at the resurgence of cross-collecting, canvassing the opinions of leading art world figures ahead of this month's Masterpiece London
Two special auctions celebrate the gallery’s 10-year anniversary at Duke of York Square and the seminal exhibitions it has mounted over the past decade
The museum’s new exhibition examines how the war experiences of artists such as Paul Nash and George Grosz filtered through to Dada and Surrealism
Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination — the Costume Institute’s largest-ever exhibition at The Met — considers the Church’s influence on style
Andrew Graham-Dixon tours one of the great cities for anyone interested in the visual arts, archaeology or antiquity
A major Christie’s exhibition on making and collecting art in Germany kicks off Sarah Crompton’s highlights of Gallery Weekend Berlin
Italy’s ‘great rebirth’ in 1958 gave rise to ‘a battlefield of the avant-garde’. A new exhibition explores the nation’s art across a tumultuous 10-year period
We canvass a panel of local gallerists, artists and restaurateurs for their advice on the best places to stay, eat and relax
Elena Crippa, curator of All Too Human: Bacon, Freud and a Century of Painting Life at Tate Britain, on ‘the incredible continuity in British figurative painting’
With an ad campaign that is a ‘love letter’ to Old Masters, the fashion house is tapping into a trend evident across many areas of contemporary culture
A look back at the top five classical Chinese furniture auctions in Christie’s history
With the 2018 opening of the Al Maaden Museum of Contemporary Art in Marrakech and the the continent's launch of 1:54 Contemporary African Art fair, we survey African artists to watch
Julien Domercq, co-curator of Degas from the Burrell at London’s National Gallery, focuses on how these radical artists turned a working tool into a new art form
Ralph Rugoff, director of the Hayward Gallery, on the first UK retrospective of the German photographer’s work
Some of the Royal Collection’s greatest treasures are masterpieces of the decorative arts, says Andrew Graham-Dixon, presenter of a new series for the BBC
As an exceptional Turner watercolour comes to auction on 30 January, art critic Alastair Sooke and specialist Harriet Drummond explore the Turner Bequest
John Elderfield, curator of the National Portrait Gallery in London’s new exhibition, Cézanne Portraits, on the artist’s radical experiments in portraiture
We talk to the curators of the Guggenheim New York’s controversial new exhibition Art and China after 1989: Theater of the World