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Phillips, in association with Bacs & Russo, presents almost 30 timepieces from a private collection
Phillips, in association with Bacs & Russo, presents almost 30 timepieces from a private collection
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How colour, taste and flight have influenced sculptor David Annesley
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Philippe Parreno unveils new commission at the revamped MoMA
The French artist has created a site-specific installation for the entrance of the New York art museum. Here, we go behind-the-scenes with an exclusive interview, and photographs captured by Parreno himself
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Bon appétit: we grab a bite to eat with Bell & Ross
Earlier this year, we met the founders of the watch marque for a catch-up at restaurant Oxté in Paris
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Giacometti’s sculptures come out of the shadows through the lens of Peter Lindbergh
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The interiors of American veterans’ cars reveal the enduring toll of modern warfare
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Loribelle Spirovski explores the fine line between abstraction and photorealism
In her striking paintings, the emerging Australian artist riffs on formal portraiture, modernist furniture, surrealism, expressionist landscapes and more
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Jeff Wall’s monumental photographs loom large at White Cube
Renowned for his meticulously composed tableaux, the Canadian artist strikes out in a new direction at the London gallery
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In the Piedmont hills, a collector celebrates the modern history of Italian photography
Stalwart art patron Patrizia Sandretto Re Rebaudengo opens up about a reprisal of her foundation’s first photography exhibition, 20 years after it launched the careers of artists who are leading lights in their field today
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Pavel Pepperstein takes us on a space odyssey in Moscow
The Moscow conceptualist proposes a new world order at Garage Museum of Contemporary Art, which sees the OMA-designed institution transformed with spaceship-like pods especially for his exhibition
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Eduardo Chillida’s Basque museum and sculpture park given a new lease of life
In life, the sculptor never gained the profile he deserved. Now, as Chillida Leku in his former home near Hernani finally reopens with the help of Hauser & Wirth, it’s time to reappraise the work of an artist capable of defying gravity and creating a space for peace
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Ebony G Patterson’s ornate night garden of toxic silk flowers and neo-baroque tapestries
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A dystopian day at the spa with artist Nicolas Lobo
The Miami-based artist has transformed Mike Kelley’s Mobile Homestead at the Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit into a functioning wellness centre – with a dark twist
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Nick Cave’s colossal crystal cloudscape at Carriageworks imparts a vital message
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Leandro Erlich to create colossal traffic jam in sand along the Miami Beach shoreline
The Argentinian artist will unveil a surreal site-specific installation on the beachfront at Lincoln Road during Miami Art Week
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Shadow play: Koto Bolofo on fantasy, fashion, and his first show in the Netherlands
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Gavin Turk and Patrick Eakin Young talk tulips, electro-folk opera and Brexit
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A concrete folly by Mexican studio Tezontle brings new life to a Havana plaza
Imagined as an extension of the Cuban capital, the permanent sculpture has transcended its role as a public art installation
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Less is more: W* meets Rankin ahead of a new retrospective at Kunsthalle Rostock
W* speaks to British photographer-legend Rankin about instagram, nudes and why less is more
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Jil Sander on the purist principles of her Uniqlo collaboration
In celebration of +J, Wallpaper's quality maniac-at-large Nick Vinson speaks to Jil Sander about her upcoming A/W 2020 collaboration with Uniqlo
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Oliver Beer talks animism, archives and material culture ahead of his Met Breuer show
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Miami moves: artist Carsten Höller on his pop-up club for Prada
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Focal hero: photography legend William Klein on 70 years of pioneering image-making
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Looking glass: head to head with Photo London founders Michael Benson and Fariba Farshad
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Christo lifts the veil on a rarely-seen early work, plus what’s next for the artist
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Form, gesture, feeling: Robert Motherwell retrospective opens at Pearl Lam
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Anthea Hamilton is a force to be reckoned with at Thomas Dane Gallery
The Turner Prize nominee transforms the London gallery with soft sculptures, tiled furniture and immersive wall treatments in her incisive exhibition ‘The Prude’
