Born in Bradford in 1937, the artist became one of the world's most valuable living painters, producing some of the best-known images of 20th-century art

Until 2024, no Korean gallery had ever exhibited at Liste. This year, there are seven. Annabel Downes asks why

Dépendance, a Brussels-based gallery known for its adventurous programme of conceptually considered artists, has closed after 23 years of operations

Semotan was best known for her work with Helmut Lang, who she worked with for over two decades on collections and runway shows

43 artists and groups will participating in the Biennale, titled You Must Change Your Life

Santiago’s artworld operates despite a dearth of local collectors, instead relying on international visibility

Will death mask the misogyny of one of Germany’s most highly valued artists?

Supported by the Paris dealer Denise René, the late Argentine-born artist helped turn optical and kinetic art into an international phenomenon 

The Milburn Report recently revealed that over a million young people in the UK are not in education, employment or training. For those leaving art school, it’s a familiar tale

A little-seen show at London’s ICA introduced many of the ideas now driving a multibillion-dollar market

A new report reveals a talent pipeline and professional development crisis for women working in the arts

Vergne has been director of the Museu Serralves in Porto since 2019, and will take up his new position in the US in October