Rachel Corbett
Is Lady Gaga the face of 21st-century Dada?
Curators of centenary exhibition on the movement want to baptise the pop star in a pool
Crowdfunding offers small investors the lure of big art
Financing model is better known in the tech world
The robots are coming
Artists turn to precision engineering as production costs for delivering an industrial aesthetic plummet
Artist's immigrant performance axed
Untitled fair organisers cancelled it just hours before it was set to take place
Miami exhibition confronts gun violence
Show’s message reinforced by California shootings
The price tag of contemporary art is just the beginning of what it will cost you
The Art Preservation Index wants collectors to know that much art today is made from materials that will deteriorate fast
Guerrilla Girls take aim at ‘cartels of collectors’
Feminist art activists plan “anti-billionaire” campaign to highlight discrimination, which kicks off in Minneapolis
Artists donate works to help pay for their Drawing Center shows
Non-profit gallery has turned to artists as "philanthropic community has become less supportive"
Houston show looks at racial injustice from a white perspective
The Abolitionists to include controversial installation about Michael Brown shooting by artist Ti-Rock Moore
Double vision: the grey area of ar tistic appropriation
US copyright law is no longer fit for purpose as courts are forced to make artistic judgements in “fair use” cases
Slow and steady wins the race at Expo Chicago
Without the hustle of New York, Miami and London, this fair has built a reputation for considered collectors and talent-seeking curators
US election 2016: which of the presidential frontrunners gets the arts?
Our guide to who’s running for the White House and what they have funded—or cut
Expo Chicago: Art goes above and beyond the gallery walls
The fair’s fourth edition will have works hanging from the ceiling, public art around the city and the first Greater Midwest Curatorial Forum
Miami U-turns on hedge funder’s private museum after media savaging
City promises to clear any hurdles to allow Florida collector Bruce Berkowitz to share his art with the public
Residency programme extends its global reach, from Beijing to Brooklyn
Davidoff Art Initiative sends contemporary artists from the Caribbean to Europe, Asia and the US
Below-the-radar art graduates feature in New York show
Artists chosen by former Whitney director come from across the US
Artists add their voices to US resale royalties debate
New York panel pits lawyers against practitioners
Exotic seasoning, but nothing too foreign: Rachel Corbett on the Triennial Bruges
The newly revived exhibition has some nice work on view, but is far better-behaved than its avant-garde past
Experts identify top six scandals amid boom in art crime
As new challenges emerge, tighter regulation is needed, they tell New York conference