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Alicja Kwade inaugurates new i8 Grandi gallery in Reykjavik former fish factory
Alicja Kwade is the first artist to stage a show in new Reykjavik gallery i8 Grandi, which will host year-long exhibitions evolving over time
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Up in the air: Porky Hefer brings a touch of lightness to New York
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Brian Thoreen is a designer on the edge at Patrick Parrish
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Silver age: Not Vital brings his imposing sculptures to Pantin
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From sewing to scented curtains, the startling breadth of the first Hepworth Sculpture Prize
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Sound engineering: Thomas Bayrle’s ‘compressed cathedrals’ whir to life at Lensbachhaus
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Le Voyage à Nantes 2017: micro-homes, petrified palm trees and a steampunk menagerie
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Masako Miki’s shapeshifting spirits draw on Japanese folklore
In San Francisco, Osaka-born artist Masako Miki explores human identity, transformation and the Japanese Shinto concept in a new series of playful candy-coloured bronze sculptures
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Perrotin and Grand Palais join forces for a treasure hunt of contemporary art
Visitors to Paris’ Grand Palais are invited to discover 20 hidden artworks this weekend, available to take home by those who find them
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Charles Ray’s moment in the city of lights: ‘Sculpture is a meaning machine’
American sculptor Charles Ray is dominating Paris with a double retrospective at the Bourse de Commerce and Centre Pompidou. Materially deft and disturbingly human, Ray’s shows establish him as one of the most important sculptors alive
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Se Yoon Park’s sculptures take root in the architecture of trees
Korean-born architect-turned-artist Se Yoon Park discusses his new tree-inspired architectonic sculptures, now on view at Carvalho Park, Brooklyn
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Prune Nourry’s sculptures are to be touched, but not seen
At Galerie Templon, Paris, French artist Prune Nourry is exhibiting sculptural busts of visually impaired models. She has never seen the works, nor will anyone who visits the exhibition
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Beverly Fishman's intoxicating artworks are hard pills to swallow
In 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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Christo on his monumental floating sculpture for Serpentine Lake
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Home girls: female artists explore domestic architectures at Sadie Coles
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Full house: Karl Templer’s Chelsea residence gains some artful guests
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Contemporary Chinese artists take over Cass Sculpture Foundation
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Iván Navarro’s cosmic sculptures illuminate dark forces
The Chilean-born artist uses celestial landscapes to explore the darker sides of social and political life for his latest exhibition at Galerie Templon in Paris
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Turin’s experimental art fair Artissima breaks traditional moulds
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Carol Bove on crushing, crashing and twisting heavy metal into better shape
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Steel yourself for metal guru Antony Gormley’s Royal Academy blockbuster
The British sculptor takes you through a room brambled with steel spindles, inside pitch-black tunnels, before platooning you in a room filled with seawater
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Throwing shade: artists explore the visual language of colour
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Waterfront wonder: highlights from Art Basel Hong Kong 2016
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All's fair: Art Basel 2016 showcases 4,000 international artists
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The beasts within: artists tap into their wild sides for a roaring show
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Bruges Triennial 2018: floating pavilions and a concrete gateway to the afterlife
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Artist’s Palate: Joana Vasconcelos’ fruit cake
