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  • Monday, 2 June, 2025
    Visual Arts
    ‘She wanted to bring people along with her’ — artists and curators remember Koyo Kouoh (1967-2025)

    Kouoh, whose vision for the 2026 Venice art biennale is being realised after her death, amplified creative voices across Africa and its diaspora

    A woman wearing a long white dress stands looking thoughtful in what appears to be an art-related store room
  • Friday, 30 May, 2025
    InterviewLunch with the FT
    Artist Jenny Saville: ‘You always return to beauty, in the end’

    The painter on breaking auction records, the fascination of the human form — and her first proper UK retrospective

    A drawing of a woman with fair hair drawn back from her face. She is sitting in a restaurant, her arms folded on the table in front of her, and is half-smiling
  • Thursday, 29 May, 2025
    ReviewArchitecture
    The V&A’s Storehouse is a genuinely radical new museum

    Storage becomes the star as the London institution’s eastern outpost brings its vast holdings into the light

    The interior of a building, where visitors walk between rows of storage racking. At the ends of the racking are a series of paintings, a cello and a stone pillar
  • Wednesday, 21 May, 2025
    The Art Market
    Why should you care about Giacometti’s $70mn auction flop?

    The season’s top lot provoked gasps at Sotheby’s when it failed to sell — but there are worrying implications beyond the high-end art market

    A bronze sculpture of a man’s elongated head and shoulders
  • Saturday, 17 May, 2025
    Film
    Wes Anderson’s secret weapon? A curator — and a crate of old masters

    ‘The Phoenician Scheme’ is packed with ancestral portraits, altarpieces and Greta Garbo’s Renoir — here’s how I found them

  • Friday, 16 May, 2025
    The Art Market
    Should holy relics be put up for sale? The market for sacred artefacts is an ethical minefield

    Sotheby’s has postponed its sale of gems linked to the remains of the Buddha, in a case that has sparked legal and moral debates

  • Wednesday, 14 May, 2025
    FT Globetrotter
    My top 10: Jan Dalley’s guide to Hong Kong’s M+ Museum

    The FT’s former arts editor picks the greatest hits of a young gallery that houses a major collection of East Asian modern art and design

    Oil painting depicting the back of a bald man’s head, painted in warm reds and oranges. In the background are three other bald men, all wearing green cloaks, against a blue seascape backing
  • Friday, 9 May, 2025
    Special ReportWatches and Jewellery: May
    How Shona Taine’s horological alchemy caught the eye of the elite

    The first woman to join the prestigious AHCI, she has honed her craft to produce a debut piece combining the traditional and futuristic

    Smiling woman in a cream top sitting at a workbench surrounded by intricate metalworking tools
  • Friday, 9 May, 2025
    Special ReportWatches and Jewellery: May
    My Favourite Pieces: Dirk Schrijvers’ shot in the arm for young jewellers

    The Antwerp-based doctor and collector combines his love of contemporary pieces with a desire to support emerging talent

    A man in short-sleeved shirt and slipover sitting in a museum room with large gold sculptural jewellery pieces
  • Wednesday, 7 May, 2025
    The Art Market
    Would you buy a Picasso via an app?

    Art market players are searching for new ways to win audience attention in a stressed and saturated market

    A painting depicts the distorted head of a man who smiles and smokes a pipe
  • Sunday, 4 May, 2025
    House & Home
    Putting a new gloss on 2,000-year-old Roman glass

    Gallery Charles Ede and florist Shane Connolly are bringing a fresh approach to ancient artefacts in a new selling exhibition

    Two delicate white flowers in translucent greenish-blue glass vases, with soft green foliage against a pale grey background
  • Saturday, 3 May, 2025
    Frieze New York 2025
    Six shows to see in New York during Frieze Week

    From Swedish mystic Hilma af Klint to a triumphant return for Candida Alvarez, these are the essential exhibitions

    Detail from an abstract painting, one using geometric blocks of colours, along with a collage made from photographic images of plants, leaves, human faces, broken windows and other textural surfaces
  • Saturday, 3 May, 2025
    Frieze New York 2025
    From Barbadian silk paintings to painstaking ink-wash — these are the New York debuts to watch

    The Independent fair has a reputation for career-making starts — this year it’s looking for the next generation of stars

    A blonde woman in orange-framed glasses, wearing a black sweater and wide-legged black trousers
  • Saturday, 3 May, 2025
    Frieze New York 2025
    How I taught an AI to think like a painter

    An artist trains a computer on works by de Chirico, Hopper and Dove — and then throws in his own pieces for good measure

    Modernist painting of a woman, the top of her face out of frame, wearing a light blue short-sleeved shirt and a western-style black bow tie, against a background of abstract splurges and apparently random images, including two large mugs coloured yellow and red
  • Friday, 2 May, 2025
    Frieze New York 2025
    ‘Ukrainians are resilient — we believe in our culture’: the Kyiv gallery that became a bomb shelter

    Voloshyn is looking to build dialogue between eastern Europe and the Americas

    A man and woman stand in a gallery space next to paintings on a white wall
  • Friday, 2 May, 2025
    Frieze New York 2025
    Danielle Brathwaite-Shirley: ‘America is the only place where my art has been censored’

    The artist’s lo-fi video games about the Black trans experience have taken Berghain, Tate and MoMA by storm

    A trans woman in a studio, wrapped in what looks like a multi-coloured batik sheet, surrounded by printed cloths, paintings and sketches.
  • Friday, 2 May, 2025
    FT Collecting Supplements
    Frieze New York 2025

    The fair returns as the art world contends with tariffs and AI. Also: interviews with artists Pilvi Takala and Danielle Brathwaite-Shirley, and the buzziest galleries to know

    Painting of a cityscape in deep blues
  • Thursday, 1 May, 2025
    Ariel Emanuel
    Ari Emanuel to buy Frieze art fairs from Endeavor

    The Hollywood powerbroker has created a global events company to acquire the fair and publishing group

    Ari Emanuel
  • Thursday, 1 May, 2025
    Frieze New York 2025
    A guide to Japanese woodblock master Hiroshige — according to his leading collector

    American businessman Alan Medaugh’s unparalleled collection of prints forms the basis of a major British Museum show

    A man sits at a table, with books and a woodblock print on the table
  • Thursday, 1 May, 2025
    Frieze New York 2025
    Finnish artist Pilvi Takala: ‘When there is perfection, one crack will create a total disaster’

    From trying to enter Disneyland as Snow White to being Deloitte’s least productive intern, the performance artist thrives on testing social norms

    Short-haired woman sitting on a graffiti-covered urban wall, wearing a canary-yellow fleece, black velvet flared trousers and a black-and-blue keffiyeh scarf
  • Wednesday, 30 April, 2025
    Frieze New York 2025
    Heading to Frieze New York? Here are three of the buzziest galleries to know

    This year’s Focus section of younger dealers and emerging artists takes you from eco-sculpture to digital anxiety

    Dozens of images on LED screens and computer screens of various sizes -- from smartphone size to large laptop size -- are attached to black scaffolding frame in an art gallery and are displaying bright images, mainly of hands
  • Wednesday, 30 April, 2025
    The Art Market
    Funding London’s art schools: is this £6mn donation a blueprint for future philanthropy?

    A major gift from arts donor Peter L Kellner comes at a vital time for Goldsmiths, whose alumni include Damien Hirst, Sarah Lucas and Steve McQueen

    A framed red painting has four neat vertical slashes in the canvas
  • Wednesday, 30 April, 2025
    Frieze New York 2025
    What Trump’s tariffs mean for the art world — and the niche clause gallerists are counting on

    The trade is proceeding on the understanding that artworks are exempt — but do collectors know that?

    A jumble of abstract forms and shapes that lock together like a puzzle in yellow, white, blue, black and red
  • Friday, 25 April, 2025
    Venice Architecture Biennale 2025
    Elizabeth Diller’s High Line remade Manhattan. Now she’s taking on the world

    Her provocative buildings emerged from the experimentation of the downtown arts scene — and this year, the architect is back in the global spotlight

    Woman sits at a desk in an office. in front of her are architecural plans and maps, behind her are photographs or imagined portraits of projects
  • Friday, 25 April, 2025
    FT Collecting Supplements
    Venice Architecture Biennale 2025

    Curator Carlo Ratti promises an exhibition which looks at how architecture can adapt to an age of climate crisis. Plus: interviews with Liz Diller and Bas Smets — and the politics of the porch

    Render of pillars in darkness with a glowing installation glimpsed at the centre
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