Why the French Impressionist’s paintings of the Saint-Lazare train station are among his greatest achievements
A special exhibition at Christie’s in Shanghai marks the first time the Taiwanese artist’s work will have been shown in mainland China
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
Famous for wrapping the Pont Neuf in Paris, Berlin’s Reichstag and the islands of Greater Miami, the 82-year-old Bulgarian artist still has big plans
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
A major Christie’s exhibition on making and collecting art in Germany kicks off Sarah Crompton’s highlights of Gallery Weekend Berlin
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
The European Fine Art Fair in Maastricht (10-18 March) features more than 7,000 objects. Here, seven experts offer their interpretations of collecting trends
Zoom in on these beautiful works on display in King Street until 8 March before they head to Paris, Beijing, Los Angeles, Shanghai and New York
Three experts share their reflections on this year’s Dhaka Art Summit, which introduces important voices from the region to an international audience
Ralph Rugoff, director of the Hayward Gallery, on the first UK retrospective of the German photographer’s work
For his exhibition 50 Seas at Christie’s in Paris, French designer Mathieu Lehanneur has created 50 unique ceramic discs representing points in the world’s oceans
We talk to the curators of the Guggenheim New York’s controversial new exhibition Art and China after 1989: Theater of the World
Royal Academy curator Edith Devaney discusses the first major UK survey of the American artist’s work in 40 years
John Elderfield, curator of the National Portrait Gallery in London’s new exhibition, Cézanne Portraits, on the artist’s radical experiments in portraiture
The curators of the new retrospective at Tate Modern in London discuss their goals for the show — and the use of technology to transport us to the Paris of 1919
Seven leading art-world figures open up their little black books to offer expert advice on what to see and where to eat, drink and relax
Curator Deborah Wye discusses the first comprehensive survey of the artist's print work, on view in New York
Our expert panel on the must-see attractions at and beyond Paris's contemporary art fair, plus their tips on where to eat, drink and be seen
A sneak preview of the UK’s first major Basquiat retrospective, with Barbican curator Dieter Buchhart
Our panel of curators, gallerists and critics share tips on the must-see shows — and the best places to unwind
Leaving behind Dubai’s high-rise heart, Andrew Graham-Dixon goes in search of its low-slung soul
From Yves Saint Laurent in Paris to David Hockney in New York, the must-see shows for the second half of 2017
An expert guide to one of the most important events in the art-world calendar, and an index of in-depth features on Venice
A stunning new exhibition at the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford shines new light on the Renaissance Master’s language of drawing
There’s more to Edvard Munch than the tortured works he is famous for, says Karl Ove Knausgaard, bestselling author and curator of a new exhibition in Oslo
As initiatives to rescue ‘lost’ modernist works are put in place, Chris Mugan discovers how sculpture is ‘having a moment’