From Carol Rhodes’s cool aerial views to the voyeuristic animal fantasy of Amanda Moström, our editors select shows to see ...

The Royal Academy of Arts, London, has appointed Simon Wallis as secretary and chief executive. He will take over from Axel ...

This revised translation of Giorgio de Chirico’s famous if confounding 1929 novel reveals the artist’s first and only ...

Yet the speculative futurist, whose subject and medium revolves around the very technology that has transformed society for ...

The life of Hitler’s favourite filmmaker offers a blueprint for understanding the rise of fascist aesthetics today ...

The life of Hitler’s favourite filmmaker offers a blueprint for understanding the rise of fascist aesthetics today ...

The island faces a challenge of visibility, with barriers imposed by imperial neglect, poor urban infrastructure and a lack ...

An exhibition made in the afterimage of Bernadette Corporation adopts ‘sloppiness’ as a brazen curatorial strategy that fails ...

Hans Ulrich Obrist described Atkins as ‘one of the great artists of our time’. While the curator can occasionally be prone to hyperbole, there are plenty who agree with his assessment. It is Atkins’s ...

The Wrong Gallery started small – just a doorway in Chelsea, New York, in fact, through whose glass edifice, a whole two-and-a-half feet of gallery was on display. It formed a perfect stage for ...

Staff were not told the nature of the corporate hire and were ordered to leave work early. In correspondence since seen by ...

Pompidou is banking on such partnerships to bankroll the costly refurbishment of its Parisian headquarters, with an estimated ...