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Who’s hue: Richard Phillips’ digital interpretations of Cy Twombly’s last paintings
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Rethinking modern architectural icons with Havsteen-Mikkelsen
A new book published by Kerber explores the modernist perspectives of artist Asmund Havsteen-Mikkelsen through a series of cocktail-hour vignettes
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Cape Cod exhibition explores legacy of artist David Wojnarowicz
In Cape Cod, exhibition ‘Tidal Motion’ explores the legacy of artist David Wojnarowicz. Though the artist’s life was cut short by HIV/AIDs in 1992, his work continues to inspire a generation of contemporary artists
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Artist’s Palate: Sean Scully’s pancakes
Flip through Irish-born artist Sean Scully's dynamic pancake recipe, as featured in our monthly Artist’s Palate feature
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All American: Stuart Davis’ brand of modernism takes over New York
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South African artist Kemang Wa Lehulere at Frieze 2018
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Visual poems: Spencer Finch’s abstract watercolours arrive at Lisson Gallery
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Puzzle master: Sarah Morris plays mind games in her latest show
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Black and white?: Sean Kelly showcases the hyperreal paintings of James White
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Double take: Mehdi Ghadyanloo uses the art of illusion to reveal truths
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Mary Obering paintings exhibited in Los Angeles for the first time
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Matthew Day Jackson goes galactic with NetJets
The American artist collaborated with the private aviation enterprise to design its VIP lounge at Art Basel
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Dear Calder, dear Kelly: the friendship of two great artists a generation apart
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David Adjaye and Adam Pendleton: a meeting of minds in Hong Kong
Paintings by American artist Adam Pendleton are staged in conversation with sculptural works by Ghanaian-British architect David Adjaye at Pace Hong Kong
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At Blenheim Palace, Cecily Brown confronts the gore and glory of English heritage
In the first show by a British artist at Blenheim Palace, Cecily Brown takes a nostalgic, conflicting and grisly view of Britain’s past and future
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Peripatetic Georgian artist Andro Wekua on work, war and wandering
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Not Vital in conversation with Hans Ulrich Obrist
Speaking to Hans Ulrich Obrist ahead of a solo show at Thaddaeus Ropac, London, artist Not Vital describes his youth in the bucolic Engadin Valley, his performative self-portraiture, and the freedom of not being an architect
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Underwater art exhibition on Porquerolles island is submerged in intrigue
On view until 17 October at Fondation Carmignac on Porquerolles, sub-aquatic group show ‘The Imaginary Sea’ (La Mer Imaginaire) frames the sea as a source of inspiration, imagination, longing and loss
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San Francisco’s Museum of the African Diaspora reopens with Billie Zangewa and Amoako Boafo
Reopening for the first time since the onset of Covid-19, San Francisco’s Museum of the African Diaspora is staging epic exhibitions by Amoako Boafo and Billie Zangewa
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Mickalene Thomas on Black beauty, eroticism and power
Mickalene Thomas’ four-city exhibition series ‘Beyond the Pleasure Principle’ at Lévy Gorvy galleries is a deep-dive into the power of the Black female body
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At home with artist Julie Mehretu
Here, Camille Okhio discusses myths and motherhood with American artist Julie Mehretu ahead of her major retrospective at the Whitney Museum of American Art
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Artists square up to racial injustice via Instagram
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Disruptive nonagenarian Julio Le Parc is still making waves
We caught up (virtually) with the trailblazing Argentine artist to discuss bureaucracy, defying categorisation and his latest wave of optokinetic art
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A Marrakech exhibition takes a radical view of identity and social unrest
Following an international descent of visitors for 1-54 art fair, a group exhibition at MACAAL surveys the politics of identity through 12 global voices
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Ahead of his Hong Kong show, Bosco Sodi meditates on painting as therapy
On view from 13 February, the Mexican artist’s solo exhibition at Axel Vervoordt is the culmination of a two-week residency in the city
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Alex Israel judges Wallpaper* Design Awards 2020
He runs a sunglasses brand, he’s released a feature-length teen romcom, and his paintings are held in collections at major museums around the world; Alex Israel is a multihyphenate who has blurred the boundaries between High Art and Pop product, commerce and concept
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Bharti Kher escapes to Somerset in search of solitude
The New Delhi-based artist presents an exhibition of new installation, painting and sculpture work following her 2017 residency at Hauser & Wirth Somerset
