Latest articles by Nick Compton
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Japanese photographer Momo Okabe wins Paul Huff Award
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National treasure
The Whitworth Gallery draws from post-war textile designer Tibor Reich's colourful archive for a new retrospective in Manchester
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Tom Hingston and friends relive the rebellious spirit of British music in immersive experience
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The Barbican’s latest show opens the doors to artists’ cabinets of curiosities
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Looming large: Conrad Shawcross on his great summer of immersive installations
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London's Stephen Friedman Gallery channels Parisian chic as Galerie de l'Epoque during May
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London's Barbican celebrates Duchamp with 'The Bride and the Bachelors'
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Controlled abstraction: Galerie Perrotin hosts a show on Korea’s Origin school
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'John Gerrard: Farm' at London's Thomas Dane Gallery explores the unfathomable proportions of modern technology
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John Baldessari's humour and work go on show at Marian Goodman Gallery
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Horsing around: Paola Pivi reaches new heights at the Eiffel Tower
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Spatial relations: Jiro Takamatsu at Stephen Friedman Gallery
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Elmgreen & Dragset at the Louis Vuitton New Bond Street Maison, London
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Chris Shaw’s ’Night Porter’ meets Daido Moriyama’s demimonde photography at Tate Britain
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Red lines: David King’s stockpile of Soviet design agitates again at Tate Modern
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Double dose: Mat Collishaw stages two new Midlands shows
Artist Mat Collishaw is currently staging his largest UK show to date at the New Art Gallery Walsall and a specially commissioned work at the remarkable new Library of Birmingham
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Man of parts: Conrad Shawcross’ new ‘crazy machine’ spins into St Pancras International
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Daniel Arsham goes undercover at London’s Pippy Houldsworth Gallery
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Christie’s opens sale of the century with Rockefeller collection, offering Picasso to Monet
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Modernist hero? We reveal guest editors Elmgreen & Dragset's fictional conceit
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Dhaka Art Summit 2014: ahead of its opening this week, we talk to artistic director Diana Campbell Betancourt
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Elemental living: Andrea Zittel displays her furniture art in Berlin
The latest of Andrea Zittel's investigations are now on show at the Sprüth Magers gallery in Berlin. In previous works, she kept things largely functional; for 'Parallel Planar Panels' though, she has created abstractions of functional spaces.
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’ÉCAL Photography’ explores the role of the photographer in the digital age
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Ascent by Barber Osgerby, Haunch of Venison
