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Kabakovs’ massive commission

Artists to create a giant “city” for their forthcoming Monumenta show at Paris's Grand Palais next May

Published online: 11 May 2013

Free drink! If you’re lucky…

For 200 fair visitors every day, artist Liz Glynn has a surprise tucked away behind the stands

Published online: 09 May 2013

Saudi artist plans Arab state's first artist-run foundation

Amen Art Foundation will support emerging artists and encourage art education

Published online: 29 April 2013

Is the Prado’s Colossus by Goya after all?

The Madrid museum attributed the painting to a follower in 2008, but new research has sparked further debate

Published online: 25 April 2013

Latvia opens museum dedicated to Rothko

Daugavpils, the birthplace of the Modern artist, hopes to become a destination for cultural tourism

Published online: 25 April 2013

Dinner talk: artist bridges culture divides with Dubai pop-up restaurant

The artist Michael Rakowitz is back in action, working to bridge culture divides through the universal language of food. Following his...

She loves him

Tracey Emin’s deep love of Docket, her cat, is well known. Indeed, you can buy Emin-designed “I Love Him. I Love Him. I Love Him X” mugs or...

Lift off for Shepard's space design

The artist Shepard Fairey goes into orbit later this year (so to speak). The street artist, known for his ubiquitous Hope poster of...

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Turner Prize nominee David Shrigley—a “verified” artist

David Shrigley, known for his comical cartoons, was one of four artists shortlisted for this year's Turner Prize. The Art Newspaper interviewed the artist at opening of his 2012 show at the Hayward Gallery in London, and he talked about how it feels to be accepted by the art world establishment.