Latest articles by Charlotte Jansen
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Anne Imhof and Huey Copeland toasted at the 2017 Absolut Art Awards -
Steve Harries takes us from stem to stem in a new series of botanical Polaroids -
Pipe dreams: Oscar Tuazon emulates LA’s aqueducts in his latest body of work -
Sophy Dury and Libby Lawrie explore their connection as friends, makers and women -
Star system: Renzo Piano’s highly anticipated Centro Botín completes in Santander -
In thrall to the silver screen, Hiroshi Sugimoto returns to theatres after over a decade -
Future visions: Zaha Hadid inspires innovative design exhibition at Maison Mais Non -
The photographers who captured rebels, rejects and outcasts on the edges of society -
The photographers who documented skateboarding’s roots at breakneck speed -
In memoriam: Ettore Spalletti (1940-2019)The celebrated ‘painter of light’ has passed away aged 79
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Yves Klein artworks electrify Blenheim Palace’s baroque interiors -
The playful perspective of Wallpaper* New Generation prize winner Allyssa Heuze -
American major: rare survey of H.C. Westermann's post-war works on show -
Superflex swings into action, transforming the Turbine Hall into an artistic playground -
Experimental photography: Barbara Kasten ’Stages’ retrospective at MoCA -
Supporting cast: Paul de Monchaux’s architectural sculptures embrace the body -
Njideka Akunyili Crosby's intimate tableaus echo her transnational worldNjideka Akunyili Crosby's intimate tableaus echo her transnational world, in a new exhibition at Hammer Museum in Los Angeles
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Homeward bound: in New York, artists’ musings on domestic dwellings take a dark turn -
Take shelter: Architects for Animals initiates well-designed homes for cats -
Lucio Fontana’s environments shed light on a lesser-known side of his oeuvre -
Georg Baselitz pays homage to fellow artists, from Mondrian to Warhol, in new exhibition -
Extraordinary everyday: James Ireland’s sculptures at Zabludowicz Collection -
Street talk: Awol Erizku fills a conceptual gallery with work inspired by LA turf -
Jonathan Ellery explores mass culture in a marvellously minimalist tome
