Diary
Frieze London diary: Marina Abramović's Extraordinary Women tea party and Hiroshi Sugimoto's love for a Beatles hit
Plus, an artist-filled prize ceremony in Piccadilly, Thom Browne at the V&A and an entry from the new ”undercover gallerist”
Lipstick and lashes at the Louvre
Lancôme drew inspiration from celebrated works such as the Venus de Milo and the Sleeping Hermaphrodite
Is Damien Hirst's Medusa dessert a delicious work of art?
The artist's epic sculpture of Medusa at Bacchanalia in London has inspired a new £50 pudding
Kim Kardashian outbid by American football legend Tom Brady for George Condo work at charity auction—but both won in the end
A star-studded fundraising gala for the criminal-justice charity Reform Alliance included a high-stakes auction and blackjack tournament
Russell Tovey rocks up at Claridge’s to present first Royal Academy Schools art prize
Daria Blum was given the £30,000 award by the artist Marina Abramović
Sarah Lucas’s cheeky sculptures bring light relief at Tate Britain
Guests at the packed exhibition launch included Pet Shop Boy Neil Tennant and fashion icon Pam Hogg
Escape from the British Museum—tale of a teapot returning to China goes viral
Two social media influencers—Pancake Fruit and Summer Sister—are behind the series posted on Douyin
Art crowd attends Piccadilly church for Rachel Jones’s new opera piece
Hey, Maudie draws on classical tropes, West African traditions, jazz and gospel
Oppenheimer star Cillian Murphy and Tracey Emin turn up for Marina Abramović's blockbuster RA show
Visitors queued to walk through Imponderabilia, the 1977 piece featuring a naked couple
High sea at Frieze Seoul
The Korean artist collective ikkibawiKrrr offered fair-goers a salty sampling of the sea water from Jeju Island
Frieze Seoul diary: from BTS at Bottega Veneta to Korea’s sweaty answer to Basel Social Club
Plus, designer and fair director Teo Yang opens his chic home to the public
Defeated French general or noble Parliamentarian? Theresa May portrait divides opinion
The £28,000 portrait of the MP for Maidenhead will hang in Portcullis House
Performances at the Royal Academy (and flights) are off limits for Marina Abramovic following an embolism
The godmother of performance art also plans all-women tea party at the RA
Does crime pay? Anna Delvey podcast may hold the answer
'Fake heiress' launches show while under house arrest in New York
No stone unturned in erasing Sackler at the British Museum
An inscription of the beleaguered family's name is set to be removed from a stone lintel
‘Royal Academy who?’ Rejects rejoice at getting own show
The walk of shame exhibition featuring vetoed works will now be an annual event
Harry styles it out over comedian's cheeky portrait
Joe Lycett sells his painting to the former One Direction frontman for '£6 and a chunky peanut butter Kit Kat'
Uma Thurman kills it as dodgy dealer in Hollywood's latest art-themed film
'Preposterous' plot involves a New York art dealer who teams up with a hitman to launch a money laundering scheme
Killer Queue: Freddie Mercury fans go Ga Ga and line up round the block for Sotheby’s show
The masses are being drawn in by the chance to see objects both fine and personal
Netflix LGBTQ+ drama Heartstopper goes to the Louvre—or does it?
While gay romance Red, White & Royal Blue heats up at the Victoria and Albert Museum
Actor and internet 'daddy' Pedro Pascal visits UK fan exhibition in Margate
The man of the hour arrived at the gallery with Talk Art hosts Russell Tovey and Robert Diament in tow
When Harry met Hockney—pop idol is painted by the Bradford-born artist
The new portrait will go on show in a Covid-delayed exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery in London
Ultra-glam Welsh wrestler revered by Turner prizewinner Jeremy Deller dies, aged 82
Adrian Street symbolised shifts in post-war UK society, the artist says
Warhol's Polaroid pic of Keith Haring in a Michael Jackson jacket is a tonic for Madonna
The Queen of Pop posted the image of the late street artist on Instagram
New Yorker profile of dealer Larry Gagosian digs (very very) deep
"If the money is correct, if the transaction is correct, I’m not going to be a moral judge," says Gagosian
Museums go for broke on new social media platform Threads
Major institutions are falling over themselves to be funny on the new rival to Twitter
What Johnny Depp did next: a £1,950 self-portrait in aid of mental health
$200 from each sale will go directly to the Mental Health America charity
Paula Rego's massive mural—bruisers and all—unveiled at London's National Gallery
Curator urges Rego fans to put pen to paper and get the vast work put on permanent display
Goals, glory and tackles: the art world battles it out on the football pitch
Tate emerged victorious at the five-a-side OOF Cup on the grounds of the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in north London