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Idlewild has long been a haven for African Americans. Now a new generation is fighting to save its legacy
Q&A with the artist and sculptor on planting carob trees and being friends with her children
The photographer on leaving London for Sweden — and ‘travelling inside a fish’
His new show at London’s Science Museum reflects the rainforest’s glories — human, animal and landscape — but recognises the dangers they face
An extraordinary restoration project on a tiny Greek island casts waste in a whole new light
A Paris exhibition gathers works by Morisot, Manet and more — and reveals the pivotal role of women in forging modern art
Banksy and Asian buyers dominate London sales; Zwirner’s 52 Walker gallery takes a new approach; swift sales at 1-54 African art fair
This extensive exhibition traces how a manifesto to reject reason was embraced worldwide, yet produced remarkably similar results
Jaeger-LeCoultre paints three lost artworks on the flipside of its iconic watch
The Chilean artist discusses the inspiration behind his famous Airmail Paintings
Turner-prize nominee Anthea Hamilton has redesigned the garden while architects Matheson Whiteley have made 35 studios
From light to dark, court portraits to cannibalism — an outstanding retrospective showcases the Spanish master’s breadth of vision
Plus, robot turns heads in Hong Kong; 20th-century collections in Paris; work by 1m spiders in London
Original illustrations from One Piece reborn as high-end collectors’ items
From Bridget Riley and William Egglestone to Oscar Murillo, a selection of artists are shown in a new light
The photographers’ retrospectives at New York’s International Center of Photography can feel like scenes from a soap opera
Fancy a drink with Louise Bourgeois? Or gastronomy with Gormley? Here are the best places to hit up your art connections
The mammoth ‘Mind/Mirror’ exhibition in New York and Philadelphia has a cumulative effect to reveal the artists’ obsessions
Whether Asian and American buyers will overcome travel hassles remains an open question for the capital
The largest inhabited wooden house in Switzerland is now home to Harumi Klossowska de Rola, her family, and a wolf-dog. It’s a rare artistic sanctuary with a ‘complicated’ dynamic
Stand Out is curated by Luke Syson, who wants to highlight the value of art objects
The fair returns to London — and real life — with ventures that aim to increase diversity among curators and reduce emissions
Oyinkansola Dada, moving between the worlds of art and law, set up her gallery to engage young audiences
The artist-duo, feeling excluded by major institutions, are opening an east London gallery devoted to their own work
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