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Strike force: Mallorcan artist Miquel Barceló takes Salamanca by storm -
Last chance to see: Frank Bowling's transatlantic takeoverFrank Bowling’s inaugural exhibitions with Hauser & Wirth London and New York celebrate six decades of the artist’s innovative abstraction. Catch the shows before they close, on 30 July (Hauser & Wirth New York) and 31 July (Hauser & Wirth London)
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Artist’s palate: Park Seo-Bo’s janchi guksuA step-by-step guide to the influential Korean painter’s best-loved dish, as featured in our monthly artist recipe series
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Into the blue: the Italian artist Ettore Spalletti is diving into a new London show -
Out of office: coffee and creative small talk with Eric FischlBodil Blain, Wallpaper* columnist and founder of Cru Kafé, shares coffee and creative small talk with leading figures from the worlds of art, architecture, design, and fashion. This week it’s American artist Eric Fischl, who is making a splash at Sprüth Magers in Los Angeles with an exhibition of new paintings centred on bodies of water
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Under the skin of Angel Otero’s memory-infused paintingsIn a show at Lehmann Maupin New York, the Puerto Rican artist mines childhood memories and channels Abstract Expressionist greats
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Rising stars: the platforms championing young artists in 2020We round up the initiatives supporting emerging art across the globe
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Beverly Fishman's intoxicating artworks are hard pills to swallowIn Los Angeles, American artist Beverly Fishman’s provocative, electric-hued objects square up to the pharmaceutical industry, confront physical and mental health, and nod to California’s modern art roots
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Talking art with Russell Tovey, champion of emerging talentsWe speak to the actor, art advocate and podcaster about discovering up-and-coming artists, helping them grow, and his latest curatorial endeavour with Bombay Sapphire
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Chinese import: Pace Gallery stages Qiu Xiaofei's first solo North American show -
Throwing shade: artists explore the visual language of colour -
Waterfront wonder: highlights from Art Basel Hong Kong 2016 -
The beasts within: artists tap into their wild sides for a roaring show -
Rachel Eulena Williams weaves poetry and abstraction in BrusselsIn ‘Joy & Rain’ at Xavier Hufkens, Brussels, New York-based artist Rachel Eulena Williams presents new hybrid works that are bold, subversive and steeped in complex histories
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The art of Bob Dylan: 60 years of relentless reinventionCoinciding with Bob Dylan's 80th birthday, Halcyon Gallery opens a double show honouring 60 years of the legendary American singer-songwriter's art
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Low-tech to high art: Isabel + Helen ‘In Orbit’ at Saatchi GalleryDown-to-earth creators with unearthly ideas: London-based creative duo Isabel + Helen present a new series of hypnotic paintings created using hand-assembled contraptions
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A new Hong Kong gallery is a space for ‘conversation and new perspectives’Former French prime minister Dominique de Villepin and his son inaugurate their new gallery with work by late Chinese-French artist Zao Wou-Ki
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Serge Attukwei Clottey on fashion, gender, and unexpected artIn captivating new portraits for ‘Beyond Skin’, Ghanaian artist Serge Attukwei Clottey explores fashion as identity and subverts antiquated ideas of gender and sexuality
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Ed Ruscha’s nostalgic ode to Oklahoma‘Ed Ruscha: OKLA’, the pioneering American artist's first solo exhibition in his home state, explores the impact of Oklahoma on his storied career
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Sean Scully delivers sermon of stripes at Venetian churchThe Irish-born painter and printmaker will transform every corner of the 16th-century San Giorgio Maggiore church with new paintings, sculptures and drawings during the Venice Biennale
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Franco Grignani’s paintings reveal a hidden side of the graphic design legend -
Amoako Boafo’s gestural portraits exude strength in times of crisisIn a new show at Mariane Ibrahim Gallery, Ghanaian artist Amoako Boafo explores self-reflection, self-celebration and seeks to challenge existing beliefs about Black identity
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Friedrich Kunath on pushing paint and why he loves the ‘empty promise’ of Los Angeles -
Van Gogh’s The Potato Eaters inspires architect Julius Taminiau’s Dutch monument to rural lifeThe Potato Shed, a family house built on the site of a former farm, is a contemporary response to agricultural architecture and the landscape of The Netherlands, inspired by Vincent Van Gogh’s austere 1885 painting
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Sarah Crowner binds painting and performance in her vibrant stitched canvasesHong Kong’s Simon Lee Gallery debuts new works by the Brooklyn-based artist in ‘Paintings for the Stage’
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Never-before-exhibited watercolours by Steven Holl go on display in Milan -
How American legend Ellsworth Kelly mastered colour and shape
