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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
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Alma Allen reaches great new heights in New York exhibition
The American artist brings together monumental sculptures in bronze, wood and stone at Kasmin Gallery
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In memoriam: Christo (1935-2020)
We pay homage to the artist who wrapped the world
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Sarabande reframes femininity for International Women's Day
At the London art foundation, three artists-in-residence slash taboos and rethink the significance of inhabiting a female body
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Celebrating Japanese art and culture for National Foundation Day
To mark Japan’s National Foundation Day (11 February 2022) we revisit recent art features that illustrate the breadth and depth of contemporary Japanese art
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Chains, cages and feminist desires: Monica Bonvicini in Vienna
Monica Bonvicini’s show ‘Stagecage’ at Vienna’s Galerie Krinzinger is sinister and sublime
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Hugh Hayden's multimedia exhibition serves food for thought
A virtual tour of the Texan artist’s latest exhibition at Lisson Gallery, which ties together African histories and the American South
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Emily Mullin on creating ceramic sculptures with her husband
Teaming up with her husband for a new show ‘Get a Room’, ceramic artist and sculptor Emily Mullin celebrates collage, collaboration and the beauty of imperfection
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Life lessons from Elmgreen & Dragset’s tennis court
A new exhibition at Berlin’s König Galerie has the artist duo meditating on empty triumphs, power mechanisms and social divisions
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How Berlin's art galleries navigate reopening post lockdown
After being given the green light earlier in May, Berlin's physical art spaces are tentatively welcoming visitors back. Through three galleries, we explore the different approaches to cautiously negotiating the transition
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The Brant Foundation tells a fairytale of New York
‘Third Dimension’ at The Brant Foundation’s East Village location reads like a love letter to the contemporary art of New York City– which recently won the Wallpaper* Design Award for Best City 2020
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The new Schlossgut Schwante offers nature and sculpture in equal measure
Opened last month on the grounds of an 18th century castle, Germany’s latest sculpture park is a sanctuary for art and soul
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Not Vital appeals to our nomadic impulses in Somerset
Sculpture and architecture collide in the perennially travelling Swiss artist’s exhibition at Hauser & Wirth
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Fujiko Nakaya’s fog sculptures animate Boston’s Emerald Necklace
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Tony Cragg walks us around his major survey at Yorkshire Sculpture Park
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Sean Scully delivers sermon of stripes at Venetian church
The 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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Polly Morgan dissects social media through snake skins and acrylic nails
At The Bomb Factory, the British taxidermy artist is dismembering the ‘veneer’ of social media and the suffocation of lockdown in a new series of photographs and intricate snake sculptures
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Joana Vasconcelos thinks big for Jupiter Artland’s tenth birthday
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A chimp off the old block: artist Lisa Roet monkeys around in Beijing
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At home with artist Gabriel Rico
Even in a period of social distancing, the art world continues to turn. In our ongoing series, we go home, from home, with artists finding inspiration in isolation. Reached during his temporary seclusion among the Mexican mountains, Gabriel Rico reveals how his poetic assemblages of found objects draw on culture, philosophy and the natural order of things
