Allora & Calzadilla install 1960s Dan Flavin light piece in the Puerto Rican jungle

Duo create one of six new works at convention centre

Grazyna Kulczyk has sold her culture centre in Poznan to dedicate herself to the project in the Polish capital

Raphael Gygax, who has acted as a fair adviser, takes the reins in 2016

Saatchi gallery exhibition features 30 artists from the UK and Ukraine shortlisted for new competition

Kenny Schachter on the auctions in New York

Arts patron John Kaldor helps bring six-hour performance to Sydney

The artist’s exhibition is at its best in its quieter, less spectacular moments

The constant demand by dealers for new work to feed the market has led even the most promising artists to overproduce

Paula Cooper's exhibition, which opens tomorrow, includes miniatures of some of the Pop artist's most monumental pieces

The artist’s Drawing Center exhibition channels the disquiet of black life

Artist links delayed arrival of Event Horizon with pro-democracy movement and taboo subject of suicide

Interest grows in younger generation active in Tehran’s lively art scene and the Iranian diaspora

Performances from poetry readings to gospel singing will run 24/7 for the Chicago-artist’s first public art project in the UK

Gentrification in Battersea forces Middle Eastern arts foundation to look for another home

Bow Arts charity has won the tender to create workspaces for between 35 and 60 emerging artists in southeast London

Property price rises and rapid redevelopment in the capital are forcing artists to seek studio space in the suburbs and beyond.

PLUS: The beat goes on for Anri Sala at Frieze, Grayson Perry goes head-to-head with Mondrian, Michael Landy woos Glenn Brown, and more fair gossip

London-based artist deals in desire, and his love affair with the Barbican has resulted in his biggest show yet

Galleria Continua, which represents the artist, is opening a space in Cuba

The change of plan could create problems for US-based dealers

Country's artists are reaping the benefits of a diplomatic thaw between Iran and the West

British artist will have to overcome vertigo for first major museum project in New York

PLUS: Mark Leckey's work is feline fine, art for the brain, art for the body, silent nude delights and unnerves Frieze visitors, and more fair gossip

Show at the Serpentine in London is all about living in Europe—but he can’t shake off his Native American roots

London-based dealer is renting temporary space to present celebrated Basque sculpture's work