Diary

Art Basel 2018blog

Metallica bassist Jason Newsted gets first show in Basel and more gossip

Plus, Harry Potter gets cocky

The Art Newspaper

Linda on the looseblog

Paint and pronouncements fly as Alfred Molina reprises Rothko in West End revival of Red

Louisa Buck

Linda on the looseblog

Arthur Jafa mines American ‘Blacknuss’ in Harlem

Linda Yablonsky

The Buck stopped hereblog

From Shrimp Eyes to Tom Odell: Royal Academy's collection (and VIPs) serenaded at opening party

Louisa Buck

The Buck stopped hereblog

John Walter puts on a viral extravaganza at CGP London

Louisa Buck

The Buck stopped hereblog

‘A primal, erotically-charged mud fest’: Florence Peake’s rite at De La Warr Pavilion

Louisa Buck

The Buck stopped hereblog

The private life of the Royal Academy revealed in TV documentary

Louisa Buck

Linda on the looseblog

Tefaf New York Spring: clarity counts at a clusterfuck

Linda Yablonsky

Frieze New Yorkblog

Frieze New York diary: Scarlett Johansson and John Krasinski arrive at the VVIP preview and more gossip from the fair

Famous faces fraternise at Frieze

The Art Newspaper

Linda on the looseblog

Prelude to the Shed’s free art fortnight is a utopian breath of fresh air

Linda Yablonsky

Linda on the looseblog

Anselm Kiefer returns to New York—and brings some heavy reading

Linda Yablonsky

Frieze New Yorkblog

Frieze New York diary: Alicia Keys, a bare-bottomed banker and more gossip

The Art Newspaper

The Buck stopped hereblog

Sparks fly at topping out of Goldsmiths university's new contemporary art space

Louisa Buck

The Buck stopped hereblog

Review: Glasgow International permeates city with its distinctively dystopian tentacles

Louisa Buck

Linda on the looseblog

Artists bring a breath of the contemporary to the Getty Villa

Plato in LA: Contemporary Artists Visions is a group exhibition marking the precedent-shattering debut of contemporary art at the Getty Villa

Linda Yablonsky

Linda on the looseblog

Hockney’s sitters face their painted selves at Lacma

The real subject in the show, and the source of each portrait’s fascination, is the tension between self-image and outward appearance

Linda Yablonsky

Linda on the looseblog

Jumex Museum show looks at the fall of the Utopian ideal in Latin America

Mexico City museum is becoming a private institution that actually serves the public interest

Linda Yablonsky

In the frameblog

David Lynch brings his Festival of Disruption to Brooklyn

The Art Newspaper

Linda on the looseblog

In Met Breuer show, the body is often anything but beautiful

Linda Yablonsky

The Buck stopped hereblog

Wolfgang Tillmans talks post-Brexit and 'the backfire effect' at London's ICA

Louisa Buck

The Buck stopped hereblog

How Tacita Dean 'seduced' her famous subjects to capture their essence

Louisa Buck

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Diary

Metallica bassist Jason Newsted gets first show in Basel and more gossip

Jack Shainman’s School is open for the summer with migration themed show

Suffragette cities: UK women take to the streets to mark 100 years of the vote

Calvin Klein's barnstorming installation, plus more Art Basel gossip

Laughing on the Edge

A Riot of Subversion: Welcome to Grayson Perry's House of Fun

Joan Jonas moves off the land and into the ocean for Tate Modern performance

Flies, a cyborg and a human instrument at Fatima Maleki’s performance fest

Andrew Logan brightens up London’s Elephant and Castle with jewellery parade

The Met’s Heavenly Bodies is an exhibition desperate for a halo

Paint and pronouncements fly as Alfred Molina reprises Rothko in West End revival of Red

Arthur Jafa mines American ‘Blacknuss’ in Harlem

From Shrimp Eyes to Tom Odell: Royal Academy's collection (and VIPs) serenaded at opening party

John Walter puts on a viral extravaganza at CGP London

‘A primal, erotically-charged mud fest’: Florence Peake’s rite at De La Warr Pavilion

The private life of the Royal Academy revealed in TV documentary

Tefaf New York Spring: clarity counts at a clusterfuck

Frieze New York diary: Scarlett Johansson and John Krasinski arrive at the VVIP preview and more gossip from the fair

Prelude to the Shed’s free art fortnight is a utopian breath of fresh air

Anselm Kiefer returns to New York—and brings some heavy reading

Frieze New York diary: Alicia Keys, a bare-bottomed banker and more gossip

Sparks fly at topping out of Goldsmiths university's new contemporary art space

Review: Glasgow International permeates city with its distinctively dystopian tentacles

Artists bring a breath of the contemporary to the Getty Villa

Hockney’s sitters face their painted selves at Lacma

Jumex Museum show looks at the fall of the Utopian ideal in Latin America

David Lynch brings his Festival of Disruption to Brooklyn

In Met Breuer show, the body is often anything but beautiful

Wolfgang Tillmans talks post-Brexit and 'the backfire effect' at London's ICA

How Tacita Dean 'seduced' her famous subjects to capture their essence

Metallica bassist Jason Newsted gets first show in Basel and more gossip

Jack Shainman’s School is open for the summer with migration themed show

Suffragette cities: UK women take to the streets to mark 100 years of the vote

Calvin Klein's barnstorming installation, plus more Art Basel gossip

Laughing on the Edge

A Riot of Subversion: Welcome to Grayson Perry's House of Fun

Joan Jonas moves off the land and into the ocean for Tate Modern performance

Flies, a cyborg and a human instrument at Fatima Maleki’s performance fest

Andrew Logan brightens up London’s Elephant and Castle with jewellery parade

The Met’s Heavenly Bodies is an exhibition desperate for a halo

Paint and pronouncements fly as Alfred Molina reprises Rothko in West End revival of Red

Arthur Jafa mines American ‘Blacknuss’ in Harlem

From Shrimp Eyes to Tom Odell: Royal Academy's collection (and VIPs) serenaded at opening party

John Walter puts on a viral extravaganza at CGP London

‘A primal, erotically-charged mud fest’: Florence Peake’s rite at De La Warr Pavilion

The private life of the Royal Academy revealed in TV documentary

Tefaf New York Spring: clarity counts at a clusterfuck

Frieze New York diary: Scarlett Johansson and John Krasinski arrive at the VVIP preview and more gossip from the fair

Prelude to the Shed’s free art fortnight is a utopian breath of fresh air

Anselm Kiefer returns to New York—and brings some heavy reading

Frieze New York diary: Alicia Keys, a bare-bottomed banker and more gossip

Sparks fly at topping out of Goldsmiths university's new contemporary art space

Review: Glasgow International permeates city with its distinctively dystopian tentacles

Artists bring a breath of the contemporary to the Getty Villa

Hockney’s sitters face their painted selves at Lacma

Jumex Museum show looks at the fall of the Utopian ideal in Latin America

David Lynch brings his Festival of Disruption to Brooklyn

In Met Breuer show, the body is often anything but beautiful

Wolfgang Tillmans talks post-Brexit and 'the backfire effect' at London's ICA

How Tacita Dean 'seduced' her famous subjects to capture their essence