Latest articles by Harriet Lloyd Smith
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Modern family: face-to-face with Hauser & Wirth's New York artists
To hail Hauser & Wirth’s new 542 West 22nd Street home – scheduled to open this Autumn – we get up close and personal with 14 of its New York-based talents, seen through the lens of Brigitte Lacombe, with accompanying video portraits on Instagram
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Famous for 15 Years: The Wallpaper* 150
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Artist Zoe Bradley, featured in W*117
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Introduction to the Beijing art scene
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KesselsKramer's book of Useful Photography #008
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Towner Gallery, Eastbourne
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Debbie Han Q&A
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INTERVENTION Projected, by Tim Simmons
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Erotic publishing: Taschen
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Frieze 2008, parties and people
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Erotic Publishing: Deliciae Vitae
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David Byrne bike racks, NYC
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Frank Cohen Q&A
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Ingrid Siliakus Q&A
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Folkestone Triennial
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The art world is rallying behind Beirut
In the wake of the catastrophic blast in Lebanon’s capital, artists and creative initiatives are coming together in aid of Beirut
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’Flat Out’ by Harry Bowers
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Art Mosh, Paris
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Art and fashion unite at Venice Biennale
It wasn’t just the art world that descended on Venice and its labyrinthine canals and streets last week, the fashion world too was up front and centre at the opening of the city's 58th Biennale (11 May – 24 November). Here we present our standout unions from the art and fashion worlds – in opulent Grand Canal-facing Palazzos, gallery spaces and Biennale pavilions – located around the legendary lagoon city.
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Fair game: highlights from the inaugural edition of Photofairs in San Francisco
Bolstered by a roster of international galleries from 14 countries and 25 cities, the inaugural edition of Photofairs in San Francisco offered a deftly curated representation of the most exciting talents working in the medium globally. Including both emerging and established artists, the three-day event paid homage to the Bay Area's rich photographic tradition. Here are our favourites from the fair...
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Abu Dhabi Art
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The making of Sou Fujimoto's Serpentine Gallery Pavilion
Part garden folly, part mathematical model, the Tokyo architect's pavilion grows organically from the ground
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Milan’s 2014 MiArt fair highlights
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Love Me or Fuck Me..., London
