Fund-raisers have so far raised €300,000 of €800,000 needed

The polarising ex-army leaker will discuss artificial intelligence, LGBTQ rights and the links between digital technology and democracy

Maria Alyokhina had spent two years in prison for “hooliganism motivated by religious hatred”

A project at the Aga Khan Museum in Toronto challenges the public to help restore a Baghdad art college’s collection

The artist, who is of Tlingit and Unangax descent, confronts the traumatic past in deeply affecting ways but does not wallow in it

Show at Lebanon's Aishti Foundation is last in a trilogy exploring its vast private collection before its first solo presentation of Albert Oehlen

The space is latest artistic casualty in the city's gentrification campaign

Japanese artist became embroiled in #Metoo movement over treatment of long-time model

Billboards and posters with the work appeared all over Chinese-speaking world and social media this week

Opening of restored 19th-century complex on Calton Hill has been delayed by dry rot

Activist launches Jeffrey Deitch’s new Hollywood gallery and will show works with talent agency UTA

Non-profit programme launches in October with show by Venezuelan artist Pepe López in London chapel

Theme of tenth edition invokes turmoil of global politics, but artists react in individual ways

Exhibition is titled May You Live in Interesting Times, after counterfeit Chinese curse

Quinquennial appoints eight-member search committee for curator of 2022 edition

Immersive installations by artists such as James Turrell and Richard Wilson fill first major expansion of David Walsh's "adult Disneyland"

As US culture wars reignite, the Whitney Museum stages a timely exhibition of New York’s finest firebrand

We talk to Sally Tallant, the artistic director of the Liverpool Biennial, about the 10th edition opening next week. And Jane Morris, an editor-at-large of The Art Newspaper, joins Ben Luke to discuss “peak biennial”

Hong Kong show features rarely seen archival material, while 23 artists have made new works for an exhibition dedicated to memory in London

Christie’s introduces day sale format and established names give way to new talent

We speak to the queen of performance art about casting herself in stone and to the National Portrait Gallery’s director Nicholas Cullinan about the king of pop’s influence on artists.

Chinese authorities did not explain why Ken and Julia Yonetani’s four works will not be part of Powerlong Art Museum group show

Gallery's inaugural exhibitions go to Danish collective Superflex and US artist Doug Aitken

Artists participating in National Portrait Gallery exhibition explain why the King of Pop matters to them

New section at London fair will explore artists who railed against "the idea that genius resided solely in masculinity"

National Museum reopens after 15 years, following Museum of Contemporary Art’s decade-long revamp

The Polish art lover on her fascination with female artists and how she wishes she could have been seated at Judy Chicago's Dinner Party

Veteran performer's tribute to victims of totalitarian violence is part of Dark Mofo festival in Hobart

Nine other works by the US artist sold on Lehmann Maupin’s stand at the fair

First exhibition will show around 300 works on paper from the bank’s vast corporate collection