The artist was held in government custody before being expelled from Cuba while a human rights organisation filed a legal petition for his release

Sarabande Foundation’s new space features artist studios as well as a cafe and an education space

Josh Kline’s viral essay highlights how creative people lose gumption in the face of financial burden, but we should all strive for community instead of competing for the wealthy’s attention

Better known as a painter, the artist’s new video and installation show explores extrasensory perception using tropes from science fiction, religion, consumer culture and art history

The situation faced by the gallery—which has still sent works to the fair despite its representatives not being present—adds pertinence to a nearby project about barriers in the art world

Curated this year by MoMA PS1's Ruba Katrib, Art Basel's large-scale sector has a monumental air

As he recovers from a brutal physical attack, the artist talks about his Münsterplatz commission and why it is important to preserve the memory of objects that have a complex history

For her show at Kunsthalle Basel, the Chinese-born artist has drawn inspiration from the online videos of amateur storm chasers and how they are a metaphor for the current media landscape

With a retrospective at the Hayward Gallery in London, the Turner Prize-winning artist—known for his monumental creations and use of rich pigments—explains why he continues to be drawn to feminine imagery, how rituals are important to his art, and what it is like working with the blackest black

A spate of new organisations are challenging traditional gallery models to support artists in different ways

From Tai Shani to Ekow Eshun, seven leading art world figures reflect on Koyo Kouoh’s In Minor Keys, the main exhibition, as well as the national pavilions and other collateral and institutional exhibitions

The bill, signed into law by the governor on 2 June, allows artists to create companies to help them monetise their labour and retain intellectual property rights

The Canada-born, New York-based artist creates works informed by everything from industrial rubber to rat pups

From splashing sewage to moments of zen, here is our selection of top national presentations in the Giardini, Arsenale and across town

The South Korean artist, whose work is on show in Venice's Piazza San Marco during the Biennale, describes how his work combines the natural and industrial, and why he taught himself to draw breath—literally

While it is too early to say how Hungary’s new government will impact the arts, some figures in the industry express hope for increased institutional autonomy and space for criticism

Artists in Florida and beyond highlight the desperate choice Cubans must make, between staying in a country in seemingly terminal decline, or making a treacherous journey to a country where they are no longer welcome

The Arts Collective complex, five years in the making, will feature galleries, learning spaces and 17 artists’ studios

The Chinese-Canadian artist explains the thinking behind the body of work she is presenting at Art Basel Hong Kong

The artist alleges that he was attacked by members of a special operations team known as ‘Black Maria’ while in a vehicle in Tamale, northern Ghana

The thorny issue is relevant to current exhibitions of work by Howard Hodgkin, Henri Matisse and Paul Cezanne

The Seattle-based artist Donna Lipowitz provides a popular service that no one nose they need

A post-revolution election has brought to power familiar figures, but change is still possible, some say

Kelly Akashi, Christina Quarles, Adam Ross and Kathryn Andrews, all of whom lost their homes in the Eaton and Palisades fires, reflect on the last year

The pioneering multi-media artist found international recognition towards the end of her six decade-long career

Artists face months of waiting and uncertainty around eligibility before they may receive payments

The artist's planned work will be shown posthumously in Venice, organisers say

Iryna Prots, who created the imagery on Vladyslav Heraskevych’s helmet—which honours Ukraine’s war dead—says she feels the decision to disqualify him violates the Olympic spirit

The choreographer and performance artist is best known for her radical theatre performances

After discussions, the institution voted to retain the artist as an Academician