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Painting mindfully has become increasingly credible, for artists and amateurs alike
Lent by the Huntington Museum to the National Gallery, it is a virtuosic meditation on youth
Works by Laure Prouvost, Theaster Gates and Alighiero e Boetti are on display at the Cloud Seven building in Brussels
From scientists to teenage amphibian breeders, photographer Jo Metson Scott meets the people restoring Britain’s natural ecosystems
The photographer depicted black Americans ‘morning, noon, night, at work, at play, talking, kidding, laughing’
The Indian artist summons haunting sounds to evoke her concern with freedom of speech
The LA-based artist’s new London show deals with loneliness, artifice and the stories we tell ourselves
The artist’s retrospective at the Glenstone museum shows his work’s ambition and its sense of inescapable loneliness
Her show at Kettle’s Yard in Cambridge draws on her family’s flight from India and the UK’s insular art world
Disillusioned with the traditional system, modern gallerists are rethinking ways to show – and sell – artworks
Hit the ground running this year with positive thinking, high-performance gear and a dash of potato milk (yes, you’ll be drinking it)
It may not feel like it right now, but we’ll dance again. In the meantime we asked eight photographers to share their stories
A compelling BBC series explores how the artist captured a vacuous age with cool detachment — and throws up questions about our own
The artist reflects on the weight of history and the poetry of Paul Celan for his show in Paris
A retrospective highlights how the artist plays with masks and appearance — but always focuses on herself
Having seen off the cancer that nearly killed her, the artist has returned to Margate and an epic legacy project
From classic Porsches to a rare Botticelli, and including the library of the late Ruth Bader Ginsburg, here are the best things to bid on in the new year
Pandemic uncertainty still rocks the arts but there is plenty to look forward to in a year of cultural highlights
Tadao Ando’s €160m renovation of the former commodities exchange for the Pinault Collection is bold and counterintuitive
Our critic surveys a year where hope and joy animated exhibitions but the culture wars continued their creep
A new exhibition in New York shows how the studio’s films delighted in European objects and artefacts
As the year draws to a close we look back on the creative spark we’ve regained – and the bright stars we lost
Shows in Manchester and Southampton highlight the skill of his films and the friction of his paintings
To mark the end of an extraordinary year, the 86-year-old painter answers some very personal questions…
In a year of tech innovation, buyers and sellers have had to grapple with new systems of value and ownership — or lose out
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