Artists
Giant Portuguese cock takes flight for Beijing and Shanghai
Ten-metre-high illuminated sculpture was originally created for Rio de Janeiro
Tapestry of Sabra and Shatila massacres could hang next to Picasso’s Guernica
Palestinian art collector has commissioned a wall hanging based on Iraqi artist Dia al-Azzawi’s drawing, which is now in the Tate
John Baldessari reunites Jackson Pollock with his teacher Thomas Hart Benton
“Art comes out of art; I’m interested in artists who influenced me, and how one artist interests another artist,” he says
Lawsuit over Cady Noland’s Log Cabin dismissed
But the question remains if the work can still be considered authentic, after the artist allegedly disavowed it
Wim Delvoye to create public sculpture of French astronomer François Arago in Paris
Belgian artist was chosen over 12 others whose maquettes will be auctioned at Artcurial
Artist turns Whitney work upside down after election
Annette Lemieux asked the museum’s curators to reverse her work Left Right Left Right
The end of the world is coming to Manhattan
Robert Cenedella, the “Art Bastard”, brings his vision of the apocalypse to a gallery window just a week before the US election
Ed Ruscha: ‘All artists want to open the gates to heaven’
US artist recalls Dutch road trip, the basis of his latest works on show in London—and says retirement is not an option
Calling all women artists: the Brooklyn Museum wants to take your picture
Kim Schoenstadt takes her idea for a group portrait on the road from Los Angeles to New York
‘We’re a part of American art too’: Black artists speak on their roles in art history
A new book surveys four generations of abstract art in the Joyner/Giuffrida Collection
Warsaw Gallery Weekend: who are the new kids on the bloc?
Annual event presents the best local talent while a new parallel fair looks beyond Poland’s borders
New York museum and galleries celebrate Richard Pousette-Dart centenary
On the 100th anniversary of his birth, the late artist’s foundation has also undertaken the conservation of his hospital triptych Presence, Healing Circles
Taryn Simon looks at how we all mourn at the Park Avenue Armory
US Immigration is an unwitting curator in the multidisciplinary artist’s project on the global practice of grieving
Interview: David Adjaye and Theaster Gates on working in Washington, DC
The London-based architect and the Chicago-based artist spoke with us ahead of their joint talk at the Hirshhorn Museum
Günther Uecker gets first solo show in London in more than 50 years
Zero Group artist has created six new nail paintings about human violence for exhibition at Dominique Lévy gallery
US artist builds wall near Mexican border to confront ‘everything that Donald Trump represents’
Louis Hock tackles fear, racism and hatred of immigrants with temporary barrier at the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego
Shirin Neshat dreams big for first solo show in Africa
The Iranian-born artist is premiering two new videos at Goodman Gallery in Johannesburg this week
Artist Betsy Davis ends her life under California’s doctor-assisted dying law
Before she died, the 41-year-old multimedia and performance artist diagnosed with ALS invited friends and family to a weekend goodbye party
America™: Alfredo Jaar’s controversial 1987 billboard work lights up London’s Piccadilly Circus
Donald Trump’s immigration policies make Logo for America more urgent than ever, the Chilean-born artist says
Bortolami creates US-wide mini-Marfas
Artists given non-traditional spaces and free rein to put on shows
Exhibition on Greek island of Samos offers new perspectives on the refugee crisis
Works transcend media representations of the humanitarian disaster, says curator Katerina Gregos
Teresa Margolles builds monument to 100 people who died in the streets of Los Angeles
Imposing concrete shelter in Echo Park incorporates debris and residue gathered at homicide scenes
Travel ban lifted on leading Iranian artist
Parviz Tanavoli gets his passport back, and leaves for Vancouver after officials drop charges against him
Damien Hirst’s formaldehyde works are not harmful after all
Author retracts report claiming works shown at Tate Modern were a risk
Floating Piers: how Italy learnt to love Christo
The artist’s golden walkways on Lake Iseo drew more than 1.2 million visitors in 16 days
How to keep an artist’s name alive
Galleries at Art Basel bring historic works that are fresh to the market as artists’ estates get proactive
Jonas Mekas: the film-maker’s film-maker
Art Basel honours the Lithuanian-American artist who survived Hitler’s labour camps
Andres Serrano’s scenes of cruel and unusual punishment
Volunteers in France and former political prisoners from Northern Ireland pose for US photographer's Torture images