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Life lessons from Elmgreen & Dragset’s tennis court
A new exhibition at Berlin’s König Galerie has the artist duo meditating on empty triumphs, power mechanisms and social divisions
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How Berlin's art galleries navigate reopening post lockdown
After being given the green light earlier in May, Berlin's physical art spaces are tentatively welcoming visitors back. Through three galleries, we explore the different approaches to cautiously negotiating the transition
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The Brant Foundation tells a fairytale of New York
‘Third Dimension’ at The Brant Foundation’s East Village location reads like a love letter to the contemporary art of New York City– which recently won the Wallpaper* Design Award for Best City 2020
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Daniel Arsham’s eroded relics are rooted in classical sculpture
The New York-based artist turns back time for an exhibition of crystallised busts, friezes and sculptures at Galerie Perrotin in Paris
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The new Schlossgut Schwante offers nature and sculpture in equal measure
Opened last month on the grounds of an 18th century castle, Germany’s latest sculpture park is a sanctuary for art and soul
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Not Vital appeals to our nomadic impulses in Somerset
Sculpture and architecture collide in the perennially travelling Swiss artist’s exhibition at Hauser & Wirth
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Fujiko Nakaya’s fog sculptures animate Boston’s Emerald Necklace
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Tony Cragg walks us around his major survey at Yorkshire Sculpture Park
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Sean Scully delivers sermon of stripes at Venetian church
The Irish-born painter and printmaker will transform every corner of the 16th-century San Giorgio Maggiore church with new paintings, sculptures and drawings during the Venice Biennale
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Joana Vasconcelos thinks big for Jupiter Artland’s tenth birthday
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A chimp off the old block: artist Lisa Roet monkeys around in Beijing
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At home with artist Gabriel Rico
Even in a period of social distancing, the art world continues to turn. In our ongoing series, we go home, from home, with artists finding inspiration in isolation. Reached during his temporary seclusion among the Mexican mountains, Gabriel Rico reveals how his poetic assemblages of found objects draw on culture, philosophy and the natural order of things
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Burberry explores Henry Moore’s vision of the body at Makers House
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The last completed sculpture by Per Kirkeby takes shape in Provence
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Special argent: a silvered family house holds its own at French sculpture park Domaine du Muy
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From scissors to snails, venture into the weirdly wonderful world of Annette Messager
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Deep dive: artist Claudia Comte on preserving marine life through art
We caught up with the Swiss artist and recent Verbier Art Summit speaker about the role of art in driving positive environmental change
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Never-before-exhibited watercolours by Steven Holl go on display in Milan
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Jean-Michel Othoniel and Johan Creten think big for their new Paris studio
Johan Creten's three-ton bronze bat, De Vleermuis, is being displayed at Petit Palais during FIAC art fair
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Desert X returns to the Coachella Valley
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Eye popping: Dan Lam’s polymorphous, sensory sculptures
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Berlinde De Bruyckere layers decay with intrigue in new sculptural works
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What’s the key to contemporary art success? Ask Jeff Koons!
In his first class for MasterClass, subversive American artist Jeff Koons teaches the tricks of the contemporary art trade
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Tentacular Spectacular: Joana Vasconcelos defies gravity - and expectations - at MGM Macau
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Pedro Reyes: ‘sculpture is a very jealous goddess’
In ‘Tlali', an exhibition at Lisson Gallery, New York, Mexican artist Pedro Reyes carves into the spirituality of stone, the complex history of the American continent and the vocabulary of pre-Columbian and Mesoamerican civilisations
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The Alexander Calder projects that never left the drawing board
Curated by Hans Ulrich Obrist and designed by Renzo Piano, a new exhibition at Centro Botín explores the boundless possibilities of the artist’s unrealised commissions and sheds light on little-known stories within his oeuvre
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Jeff Koons is putting a new shine on the Ashmolean
The opinion-dividing master of the modern readymade is at the centre of a newly opened exhibition at the Oxford museum
