Bidding was strong for red-chip artists, but the air is much thinner at the top of the market

In the wake of Russia’s invasion, some of the spending power at the exhibition is being directed towards good causes

Artists Nguyen Trinh Thi and Mounira Al Solh are on the shortlist for the £40,000 award

Angel of the North artist now holds dual nationality and is ‘keen to retain links with Europe’

Curators have chosen 150 contemporary Norwegian artists through an open call, with the aim of getting away from in-built biases

Meanwhile M+ museum in Hong Kong will launch retrospective of 93-year-old Japanese artist

Pinacoteca Agnelli art complex, housed in former Fiat factory, launches with Sylvie Fleury show and Picasso display

Recently published catalogue of a touring show from 2018 shows the work of artists who draw inspiration from the urban landscape of the Caribbean nation

Politicians said it mocked a monument to the Battle of Stalingrad during the Second World War

Sasha Skochilenko replaced price tags with news reports about bombings in the besieged Ukrainian port city of Mariupol

Whether it’s your first time or your 50th, Venice is a bewildering city, but one of inexhaustible delights. We asked artists, curators and art world professionals how to get the most out of your visit

In the wake of Putin’s invasion of Ukraine, the Russian pavilion looks likely to remain empty, while the organisers of the Ukrainian pavilion battle to realise their project for Venice

The solo presentation by Jonathas de Andrade is inspired by the educational science fairs he visited as a child

For the first time at the Venice Biennale, a single artist has been given the entire Italian pavilion to fill. Tosatti’s sprawling post-industrial installation asks the big questions

The Finnish artist Pilvi Takala assumes identities, from Snow White to a Catholic schoolgirl, to investigate social norms

In order to mix things up, the Netherlands has given its Giardini pavilion over to Estonia this year

Plus, the exhibition Afro-Atlantic Histories opens in Washington and Raphael's late self-portrait at London's National Gallery

Artists are rushing to fill the wide gaps in museums' holdings of Black figurative art, but much of this work has an aspirational approach

Sixth book explores the artist’s oeuvre, from the Cologne Cathedral window in 2007 to his last sculptures in 2019

Art workers in the war-torn country have created a territory of hope amid the terror of war

Ubiquitous letter was first spotted on Russian tanks on the Ukrainian border

The sale felt fresh, with 83% of works making their auction debut and in-demand young artists again taking centre stage, with a new record for Issy Wood

Mixing the new with the old requires care as the Venice Biennale is sure to attest

The Los Angeles artist is showing a suite of new floral works at Occidental College

The boom in non-fungible tokens is diminishing public understanding of what digital art actually is

Ivan Volkov's work in Marsovo Pole is thought to be a comment on poor street maintenance in the Russian city

As he opens a show in New York and looks forward to his participation in the Lille3000 festival, the artist-composer discusses his interest in energy and power in their many forms

With a major solo gallery show about to open and her first UK institutional exhibition due in March, the artist discusses her response to literature and the distinctive language in her titles

Most recent hire without an open competition is viewed by critics as latest step in government's agenda of placing conservative appointees in control of cultural institutions

The lucrative award is divided between 16 recipients and funded by the Moscow city government