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What’s in a kiss? Artists explore the expression of love in a new show
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‘I see portraiture as a means to impart a social commentary’
Self-taught Nigerian painter Eniwaye Oluwaseyi addresses #EndSARS in his debut show at ADA gallery in Accra
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Artist Karin Schaefer blends divine order and queer joy with hard-edged geometry
We explore the life, work and Massachusetts studio of American artist Karin Schaefer, ahead of her solo show ‘Continuum’ at Sears Peyton Gallery, New York
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Life in LA: Ariana Papademetropoulos explores sex, lies and the city
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Amy Sherald’s vivid, triumphant portraits reframe Black personhood in Western art
In ‘The World We Make’ at Hauser & Wirth London (until 23 December), American painter Amy Sherald raises critical questions about the position of Black bodies in Western art
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The repulsion and allure of Takesada Matsutani’s 3D paintings
Since the 1960s, the trailblazing Japanese artist has been developing his distinctive language of bulbous, surreal and sensuous forms. A show at Hauser & Wirth Hong Kong highlights the artist’s remarkable career and enduring appeal
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Hallucinogenic pop and erotic brushstrokes at London shows exploring the female gaze
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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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Sam Gilliam’s musical musings on jazz, colour and Beyoncé
‘Existed Existing’ reflects the Colour Field master’s six-decade career in boundary-pushing chromatic exploration
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Mountain view: Gabriel Orozco presents a fresh body of work at the Aspen Art Museum
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Wade Guyton gives painting a new edge in major Cologne museum survey
Renowned for his inkjet paintings, the American conceptual artist is the subject of a retrospective at Museum Ludwig charting two decades of his trailblazing practice
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Yinka Shonibare steps into the curator’s seat with a sharp survey of African art
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Sean Scully takes up residence in Picasso’s former studio at Château de Boisgeloup
The Irish artist’s gestural paintings and stacked sculptures preside over the 18th-century estate in Normandy
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In Venice, artist Luc Tuymans is going against the current
The Belgian artist’s gripping retrospective casts the neoclassical surrounds of Palazzo Grassi in a sombre shroud as he reflects on history’s darkest chapters
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Frieze New York 2018 highlights: an insider’s guide
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Sarah Sze’s alchemic wonders shake the Eternal City
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Leading perfumers create fragrances inspired by the Louvre’s great works of art
Officine Universelle Buly plumbed the museum's historical collection, inspiring eight new fragrances that make for picture-perfect keepsakes
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Fondazione Prada recreates art shows held under the rise and fall of fascist Italy
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A rediscovery of Piet Mondrian's early works shows the Dutch painter in a new light
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Strike force: Mallorcan artist Miquel Barceló takes Salamanca by storm
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Last chance to see: Frank Bowling's transatlantic takeover
Frank Bowling’s inaugural exhibitions with Hauser & Wirth London and New York celebrate six decades of the artist’s innovative abstraction. Catch the shows before they close, on 30 July (Hauser & Wirth New York) and 31 July (Hauser & Wirth London)
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Artist’s palate: Park Seo-Bo’s janchi guksu
A step-by-step guide to the influential Korean painter’s best-loved dish, as featured in our monthly artist recipe series
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Into the blue: the Italian artist Ettore Spalletti is diving into a new London show
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Out of office: coffee and creative small talk with Eric Fischl
Bodil Blain, Wallpaper* columnist and founder of Cru Kafé, shares coffee and creative small talk with leading figures from the worlds of art, architecture, design, and fashion. This week it’s American artist Eric Fischl, who is making a splash at Sprüth Magers in Los Angeles with an exhibition of new paintings centred on bodies of water
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Under the skin of Angel Otero’s memory-infused paintings
In a show at Lehmann Maupin New York, the Puerto Rican artist mines childhood memories and channels Abstract Expressionist greats
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Rising stars: the platforms championing young artists in 2020
We round up the initiatives supporting emerging art across the globe
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Beverly Fishman's intoxicating artworks are hard pills to swallow
In Los Angeles, American artist Beverly Fishman’s provocative, electric-hued objects square up to the pharmaceutical industry, confront physical and mental health, and nod to California’s modern art roots
