The culture wars may be over, but the debate over what public institutions can show lives on

Artist's installation, one of the longest works of art in the world, will go on show in Beijing next year

Participants, including Douglas Coupland, invest in a simulated stock market shaped by technological developments

Our pick of the inaugural biennial, which opened to towering expectations

CT scans reveal secrets of Field Museum’s Peruvian and Egyptian treasures before they are sent on the road

Exhibition from the Sigg Collection of Chinese contemporary art coincides with show in Switzerland

New banner works began as a performance, while artists plan to record 3,500 “fuckosophies” on vinyl

From Manhattan to Beijing, with 30 years in between, Scully writes about his pupil

US photographer keeps it quiet and in the family for new works

British Museum's exhibition delves into post-pharaonic Egypt

Painting’s 19-year-old subject lined up as “poster boy” for the Holburne Museum’s centenary

Show comes as publication date for his catalogue raisonné is announced for next autumn

The graphic artist also served as the party’s culture minister in the 1960s and 70s

Exhibition of Western and Iranian art agreed in historic German-Iranian deal

Two shows in New York focus on the achievements of the Renaissance master

Late series pieces include inkjet dye and pigment transfers on polylaminate, paper and fabric, as well as frescoes

The show captures the conflicting artistic tendencies of Weimar Germany

After a troubled renovation, Paris museum unveils rehang and new exhibition programme with a contemporary twist

Hirst is a fan and friend of the late abstract painter

A Post-Impressionist perspective makes our world a more exciting place

Our pick of the city's must-see exhibitions—just the tonic to avoid art-fair fatigue

City’s art collection out on loan to make room for 42 contemporary artists’ work on view from Friday

Leading academics discussed the Italian artist’s radical Argentine roots and less noticed ceramic work

Beneath Pop art’s kitschy veneer is something starker and more profound