Artists
From here to there: what artists learned from their journeymen years
Francis Ames-Lewis on mobility and style
The classic work on Frans Hals, even better: Met curator Walter Liedtke’s last review before his tragic death
Liedtke reflects on the continued importance of the Dutch Baroque artist
Andrew Lambirth on the ‘only English Futurist's’ war works
There is much to admire in the catalogue raisonné of C.R.W. Nevinson's work
Sculptural portraits as commercial and aesthetic objects
Susan Jenkins in praise of Roubiliac
Moreau, the mystic of Montmartre, was an unheeded prophet
Alexander Adams looks at the mysterious proto-Symbolist painter
Reflections on art as an (ineffective) social expression
Jane Jakeman on art since the Arab Spring
Hoteliers become curators as reproductions create market niche
Trend towards licensing works for use in the hospitality industry can offer a new income stream for artists
Vote Bob, vote art: on the campaign trail with Bob and Roberta Smith
As the polls open today, and the UK votes for its next government, the British artist is standing against the architect of the Conservative-Liberal Democrat coalition’s education policy, Michael Gove. We joined them on the campaign hustings
Artistic success in America means wearing the right old school tie
Despite paying lip service to diversity, New York’s major museums, galleries and university programmes are bound tightly together in a system that favours the privileged
Rachel Rose awarded 2015 Frieze Prize
The artist’s commission for the London fair in Regents Park will simulate animals' senses
A poverty of feeling: how Sean Scully exhausted Arthur Danto
Arthur Danto was enraptured by Sean Scully’s painting—but he was never sure how to explain why
Christo invites public to walk on water
Artist best known for wrapping Reichstag turns his attention to creating paths in Italian lake
Anri Sala named France's leading artist (again)
Camille Henrot and Laure Prouvost are fast-risers but only 19 women feature in top 100
Democrats lobby for US artists’ economic rights with two bills
But it remains unclear what chance either proposal has of passing into law while Republicans control both houses of Congress
Artist wins case against neighbours he secretly photographed
Appellate Court upholds First Amendment rights but encourages stricter privacy laws in future
Africa is the new China, so it must be time for a dedicated art fund
Its founders want to raise $40m and plan to support the continent’s museums
Next stop Reykjavík for MoMA’s Bjork show?
The city’s mayor has seen the exhibition and wants to bring it to the Icelandic capital
Basquiat's footnotes, made into an exhibition
The Brooklyn Museum offers a slice of Jean-Michel Basquiat's pre-history
Paul Chan: not much to see, but something to think about
The Hugo Boss Prize winner's exhibition at the Guggenheim is spare but smart