Contemporary art
The sculpture is mightier than the sword
French dealer Kamel Mennour highlights art’s role in developing humanity
Donors give to local art projects
Knight Foundation awards $2.36m to 53 initiatives in Miami
When Chuck met Jay and more Miami gossip
Sly Stallone reminisces at Versace mansion, artist Larry Bell on spaceships in his head and more gossip from Art Basel in Miami Beach
After Abstract Expressionism
Art Basel in Miami pays homage to America's great art movement
Susan Philipsz: Eavesdropping on the Eisler files
The Turner Prize-winning Scottish artist finds inspiration in the FBI files of the communist composer who spent the 1940s in Hollywood and the Cold War in East Berlin
Art Basel in Miami Beach's new director prepares to build for the future
Noah Horowitz hits ground running with redevelopment set to start
Pamm benefactor Jorge Pérez parties the night away with former Fugees frontman
Dancing in the streets with Rashaad Newsome, Craig Robins and fashionistas take a walk on the style side, and more gossip from Art Basel in Miami Beach
Warning: you are under surveillance
The artist Trevor Paglen interrogates the world of mass surveillance and its increasing impact on society
It’s cave art, but not as we know it
Allora & Calzadilla install 1960s Dan Flavin light piece in the Puerto Rican jungle
Rain Room to quench Sharjah’s thirst for art
Edition will go on permanent display in United Arab Emirates from autumn 2017
Elmgreen & Dragset’s skinny dip in Miami Beach
Duo create one of six new works at convention centre
Poland’s richest woman plans new contemporary art museum for Warsaw
Grazyna Kulczyk has sold her culture centre in Poznan to dedicate herself to the project in the Polish capital
Fresh face for Frieze Projects
Raphael Gygax, who has acted as a fair adviser, takes the reins in 2016
Ukrainian artist recreates sculptures destroyed by pro-Russian separatists
Saatchi gallery exhibition features 30 artists from the UK and Ukraine shortlisted for new competition
The sky is falling on the art market, or is it?
Kenny Schachter on the auctions in New York
No costumes needed for Xavier Le Roy’s new work
Arts patron John Kaldor helps bring six-hour performance to Sydney
Bubbles, burps and chimes: Sophie Lvoff on Jim Shaw at the New Museum
The artist’s exhibition is at its best in its quieter, less spectacular moments
Quantity now wins out over quality
The constant demand by dealers for new work to feed the market has led even the most promising artists to overproduce
Big show for Oldenburg's mini works
Paula Cooper's exhibition, which opens tomorrow, includes miniatures of some of the Pop artist's most monumental pieces
Where anxiety lives: Jessica Lynne on Rashid Johnson
The artist’s Drawing Center exhibition channels the disquiet of black life
Antony Gormley to confront Hong Kong’s raw nerves by placing sculptures on its rooftops
Artist links delayed arrival of Event Horizon with pro-democracy movement and taboo subject of suicide
Iranian artists look forward to the day when sanctions are finally lifted
Interest grows in younger generation active in Tehran’s lively art scene and the Iranian diaspora
Theaster Gates brings new life to bombed-out Bristol church
Performances from poetry readings to gospel singing will run 24/7 for the Chicago-artist’s first public art project in the UK
Arabian art space moves east
Gentrification in Battersea forces Middle Eastern arts foundation to look for another home
Is Catford the next Peckham?
Bow Arts charity has won the tender to create workspaces for between 35 and 60 emerging artists in southeast London
Where have all the artists in central London gone?
Property price rises and rapid redevelopment in the capital are forcing artists to seek studio space in the suburbs and beyond.