Mark Wallinger and Tacita Dean among alumni donating works to raise funds for residency centre in London

US edition of 1:54 features work by several artists who are also showing in the Venice Biennale

Four local artists have been invited to work for three months each in the heart of one of the world’s most famous tourist attractions

Some of Manhattan's long-standing art spaces are being pushed out by luxury developments

A century after Marcel Duchamp first arrived, New York’s appeal is as strong as ever

Dealers stand to benefit because the Biennale opened early this year

Belgian Conceptual artist subject of exhibitions in Paris and Eindhoven

Museum is launching a new programme dedicated to emerging art

Curator Massimiliano Gioni remembers artist who never failed to surprise

Stony Island Arts Bank will launch during the inaugural Chicago Architecture Biennial

As opportunities abound, the relationship between artists and dealers gets a whole lot more fluid

Artyom Loskutov was jailed by Siberian police after organising a May Day counter-march

Panel of federal judges say 5% resale royalty law can only apply to works sold within California

The Los Angeles artist was widely expected to be a star of the gallery’s West Coast branch when it opens next year

Francis Ames-Lewis on mobility and style

Liedtke reflects on the continued importance of the Dutch Baroque artist

There is much to admire in the catalogue raisonné of C.R.W. Nevinson's work

Susan Jenkins in praise of Roubiliac

Alexander Adams looks at the mysterious proto-Symbolist painter

Jane Jakeman on art since the Arab Spring

Trend towards licensing works for use in the hospitality industry can offer a new income stream for artists

As the polls open today, and the UK votes for its next government, the British artist is standing against the architect of the Conservative-Liberal Democrat coalition’s education policy, Michael Gove. We joined them on the campaign hustings

Despite paying lip service to diversity, New York’s major museums, galleries and university programmes are bound tightly together in a system that favours the privileged

The artist’s commission for the London fair in Regents Park will simulate animals' senses