Álvaro Siza's latest project is tinged with sadness
Portuguese artist Nadir Afonso never lived to see the brilliant new museum dedicated to his work
Robert De Niro takes JR for a spin round New York!
The native New Yorker and star of JR’s Ellis film helps the artist with latest iteration of his Migrants project
Have you heard Wolfgang Tillmans’ house record?
The five-track record includes work from the 1980s and a track sampling his favourite printing press!
Annabelle Selldorf reinvents another London gallery
The architect is set to incorporate a modern art space into historic Ely House for Thaddaeus Ropac
Le Corbusier's Brutal rooftop is now a trompe l'oeil
Xavier Veilhan’s Open Sky exhibition aims to re-engage visitors with Le Corbusier’s “monumental” housing block
Grace returns to modelling after half a century away!
Vogue’s creative director at large steps back in front of the camera - 47 years after going behind it
Would you let Vito Acconci follow you home?
The new MoMA PS1 exhibition looks back at some of the New York artist's most challenging early works
James Corner brings icebergs to Washington DC
The British-born landscape architect’s new installation at the National Building Museum mimics a glacial ice field
Wallpaper* City Guide launches in Tel Aviv
The Norman hotel provided a swanky White City backdrop to celebrate the publication of the new guide
A movement in a Moment: The Mexican Renaissance
On Frida Kahlo’s birthday, discover how she and her fellow Mexican artists redefined their nation through their work
Ralph Rugoff's brutal music mash-up
The Hayward director and Paul McCarthy author talks us through his new audio visual show in a brutalist building
Sex, Stieglitz and Georgia O’Keeffe
The photographer helped launch her career, yet he also pushed one very specific interpretation of her paintings
Erik Kessels Failed It! in Arles
The photo curator has installed a wonderfully mistaken ridden exhibition at France's leading photo festival
When Bacon went to Monaco
A new exhibition looks at how the high life on the Mediterranean informed Francis Bacon’s greatest artworks
The new $1 million Ellsworth Kelly award
Kelly's foundation has passed on $1m to fund an annual award for a mid-career artist’s museum exhibition
When Warhol painted Uncle Sam
This Fourth of July discover how, in his Uncle Sam silk screen, Andy Warhol captured some deep American truths
Happy 4th of July from Joel Meyerowitz
The photographer tells us how he captured a monad of American life one 4th of July, nearly four decades ago
How to picnic like Olafur Eliasson
Preparing a Fourth of July picnic? Or planning to enjoy an al-fresco meal? Then why not prepare it the Eliasson way
Magnum member Abbas on the agency's new talent
The Magnum photographer describes what he and his members see in the work of new nominee Diana Markosian
Make time today to watch this Wilhelm Sasnal film
Online art film streaming service Vdrome is screening the painter's film Aleksander for a limited period
Barbican set to get all Jutaku next year
Gallery endorses Phaidon’s love of East Asian architecture in forthcoming show The Japanese House
It's horse v dolphin in new Francesco Bonami show
The acclaimed curator and Phaidon author talks us through Melodrama, his new, oppositional two-part exhibition
Why Frieze is remaking this Wolfgang Tillmans show
The London fair will re-stage the photographer's first exhibition, held in Cologne in '93, as part of its new 90s section
Theaster Gates installs hardware store in Prada
New project True Value takes place across Milan in what curator describes as 'a call to arms'
You can now turn your voice into a typeface!
So what does your voice 'look' like? Find out on a site closing the gap between written and spoken word
Failed It! photographer Matt Stuart joins Magnum
Congratulations to the street photographer who was made a Magnum nominee at the agency's AGM
David LaChapelle is selling Keith Haring’s last painting - because he can’t display it properly
'A dark living room is no place for a masterpiece' he says as he consigns The Last Rainforest to Sotheby's
Helvetica director turns his camera on Dieter Rams
Gary Hustwit, director of Helvetica, Objectified and Urbanised focuses on the 84-year-old Braun legend
Wolfgang Tillmans writes on Brexit in Zeitung
'It’s now the duty of us all to defend the pillars of the free world order - to hold the centre ground'
Sterling Ruby at the Ronald Reagan library
The US punk-skater-turned-artist talks art and politics at Ronnie's memorial library in California tonight
Raymond Pettibon goes back to the Steam Age
Our Contemporary Artist Series star now lives on the East Coast but there’s a Californian aspect to his new show
Jenny Holzer goes to Ibiza
The US artist has etched a series of smart literary quotes onto rocks and cliffs along the clubbing island’s coastline
How icebergs shape this Olafur Eliasson building
He hopes his Ice Void will make the experience of visiting a Greenland glacier more understandable for all
10 'Euro things' that will always be near and dear
Whether or not Britain votes to leave or stay in the EU these continental cultural niceties will prevail
Sou Fujimoto rethinks the rented apartment
Fancy sharing a TV with everyone in your block? Take a look at Sou’s radical ideas at Tokyo's House Vision show
Why Steven Holl punched holes in his library
The architect's wall cuts add drama to this Hunters Point building while also paying tribute to a local landmark
André Chiang's American Hustle
The chef celebrates his rise up the 50 Best Restaurants list, inspires local chefs and delights NYC tastemakers!
Raf Simons creates Robert Mapplethorpe collection
Belgian fashion designer collaborates with photographer's estate for Spring 2017 men's collection
One thing not to miss in Marseille
If you're visiting for Euro 2016 get up early and visit this Corbusier-inspired gem by Fernand Boukobza
The story behind this Brutalist beauty
The structure on This Brutal World's cover may look mid century but it was actually built by Herzog & de Meuron
Hannah Whitaker - Affordable on Artspace
Silent landscapes, geometric illusions and abstracted textures abound in beautifully manipulated photo
A Movement in a Moment: Postmodernism
Discover how a group of late 20th Century artists undermined fast-held beliefs about meaning and authorship
Marc Jacobs pays homage to Robert Mapplethorpe
Can you detect the late photographer's influence in Marc Jacobs' androgynous Fall 2016 campaign?
Look what Olafur Eliasson’s kitchen did this week!
The artist’s innovative kitchen staff learned a natural, healthier way to hang on to a bit of summer's bounty
From Book to Bid – Paul McCarthy’s Mechanical Pig
At auction at Christie's, this animal sees McCarthy flirting with Disney, Willy Wonka and The Raft of the Medusa
From Book to Bid – Andy Warhol’s Two Dollar Bills
It wasn’t Marilyn Andy silkscreened first but these dollar bills – they're at auction this month for a cool £6m
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Christie's marks 30 years in Hong Kong
The Asian arm of the world’s leading auction house celebrated its coming of age with a dedicated art sale
André Chiang sets the table at Barneys
The brilliant chef and Phaidon author curates a chef's table for the New York department store
Paul McCarthy's Tomato Head just sold at Art Basel
A Mr Potato Head for adults? Read Ralph Rugoff on this seminal work by our Contemporary Artist Series artist
Why this Tillmans shot is being shared after Orlando
Find out why Wolfgang Tillmans' photo from a London club is being posted in defiance following the Orlando killings
Massimo Bottura tops World's 50 Best Restaurants!
The Italian chef's Osteria Francescana took the top spot at the awards ceremony in New York City last night
The ingredients that make up Massimo Bottura
We break The 50 Best Restaurants #1 chef down into his constituent parts. Read about his love of music here
The ingredients that make up Massimo Bottura #2
We break The 50 Best Restaurants #1 chef down into his constituent parts. Read how art influences his cookery
The ingredients that make up Massimo Bottura #3
We break the 50 Best Restaurants #1 chef down into his constituent parts. How his family influences his cookery
The ingredients that make up Massimo Bottura # 4
We break the 50 Best Restaurants #1 chef down into his constituent parts. Read how Italy influences his cookery
The ingredients that make up Massimo Bottura # 5
We break The 50 Best Restaurants #1 chef down into his constituent parts. How fellow chefs influence his cookery
3 Ice Pop recipes that are actually good for you
Try out these cooling, tasty, guilt-free summertime treats courtesy of Icelandic superchef Solla Eiriksdottir
Meet Sarah Sze’s incredible, extended social circle
Pulitzer prize winning husband? Tick! Author Zadie Smith and poet Nick Laird as dinner guests? Tick! China’s ambassador to the United States as ancestral forebear? Tick! Isn't it time you got to know her better?
3 Richard Sapper designs that stayed unmade
A bike that keeps you dry, a ship that stops you being seasick and Google glass - long before it came (and went)
How you can save this Marcel Breuer building
The architect’s American Press Institute could be flattened – you can help hold back the wrecking ball
Daniel and Jeppe set the table at Barneys
The Food & Beer authors dress Barneys' in-store table display in the style of Tørst and Luksus
Arne Glimcher talks Louise Nevelson at Pace
'She wanted the shadows cast to have the same power as the objects casting the shadow' he says
One thing not to miss in Basel
Heading to the Swiss city for Art Basel next week? Be sure to pack or download your Wallpaper* City Guide
This is Norman Foster's first building in Brooklyn
Up and coming Red Hook gets a glossy, glassy waterfront office block courtesy of the British architect
Watch out for this guy (and his limo) at Art Basel
A hippy commune, Warhol's dirty drawings and imaginary modernist sculpture also on the menu at this year's fair
How Marcel Breuer and his bike changed the chair
Discover how the young Bauhaus lecturer's steel-framed bicycle helped him create his famous Wassily Chair
Bjarke Ingels talks about his Serpentine pavilion
The Danish architect told us about the cathedral-like qualities of his new creation at last night's launch in London
A first look at The Floating Piers by Christo
The veteran environmental artist's new Italian project opens in 10 days time and it's all looking pretty good so far
Frank Lloyd Wright's Fallingwater explained
Discover how this perfect mid-century holiday home, kick-started the brilliant US architect's flagging career
When Breuer joined the Bauhaus
How a brilliant student made the cutting-edge products of the design school available to everyone
How clutter inspired Richard Sapper’s design classic
Learn why Sapper's own messy desktop spurred him to produce the Tizio lamp, one of today's best-loved designs
A first look at Olafur Eliasson's Versailles
The creator of the Little Sun takes on the Sun King, with an installation of clouds, mirrors and waterfalls
Danny Lyon's poignant memories of Muhammad Ali
'He was our king, our royalty, we will never have another like him. Goodbye champ - see you on the other side!'
Parr's Real Food and Kessels' Failures head for Arles
Magnum Photos president’s food van and curator’s failed photos to go on show at the French photo fair
How a 91-year-old lecturer became a 2016 art star
Etel Adnan's new show at the Serpentine Sackler Gallery shows the fruits of a varied life, lived to the full
A Movement in a Moment: Land Art
Discover how a generation of artists swapped pencils for dumper trucks as they made the world their canvas
Alex Katz on his new Serpentine show
We join the painter at The Serpentine Gallery for a guided tour of what he says might be his best show yet
8 more bites from André Chiang’s Asia tour
After wowing diners in Singapore and Taiwan, the Octaphilosophy chef moves on to the Philippines and Hong Kong
Can the Venice Biennale change how the Brits live?
Forget the models and drawings the British Pavilion is addressing the UK's biggest challenge for young people
Enrique Olvera on how to build a better taco
The star Mexican chef appeared on Good Morning America to explain how he improved the famous street food
What happened at JR’s Louvre takeover
An all-night concert and a Greco-Roman breakfast both featured in the artist’s 24-hour Parisian extravaganza
What's Peter Saville done to the new Tate Modern?
Legendary graphic designer has colour coded and animated Herzog & de Meuron's latest addition
One thing not to miss in Venice
Planning to visit the Architecture Biennale? Caffè Florian has entertained everyone from Proust to Casanova
The fascinating tale of Marcel Duchamp's Fountain
Photographed by Alfred Stieglitz, urinated on by Brian Eno, sometimes cited as the work of a German baroness, Marcel Duchamp's Fountain was arguably the first ever piece of conceptual art and harbours a fascinating backstory
Why is the USA staging a postcard show in Venice?
Find out why the US Pavilion at the 2016 Architecture Biennale is focusing on just one troubled city - Detroit
Wolfgang Tillmans takes to the roof in Mexican show
The fine-art photographer inaugurates a Mexico City billboard space with a massive new text and photo work
Arcade Fire jump in the water with JR in Paris
The French artist just called on two of his rock-star friends to help inaugurate his new Louvre installation
10 quick tips for brilliant Instagram food shots
The Kitchen Shelf authors Eve O’Sullivan and Rosie Reynolds have some great style advice for home cooks
Sou Fujimoto's sensible building with a silly name
The Japanese architect has designed Potato Head's latest outpost in Hong Kong
The world's best libraries look even better as posters
See how architect André Chiote has illustrated buildings by Norman Foster, Oscar Niemeyer, Rem Koolhaas and co
5 modern design updates of ancient Indian crafts
From Hermès water carriers to yoga-inspired tables, here's an Indian design update courtesy of our new book Sar
A quick look at the new Yayoi Kusama show
Curator Marie Laurberg runs us through the work at Victoria Miro and how it relates to the artist's history
'Good design should look like this' - Richard Sapper
The late, great designer on how a humble teddy bear inspired his design for the IBM ThinkPad
Who will save Breuer's Brutalist Atlanta library?
Some see this building as the Whitney of the South. So why is the city so keen to demolish this masterwork?
How Ettore Sottsass reinvented the office space (while working on laughing gas and LSD dispensers)
A new exhibition looks at the designer's bold, though ultimately unsuccessful bid to rework the open-plan office
Around the world with René Redzepi
No plans this week? $135,000 to spare? Then take a foodie tour courtesy of the Noma chef and the Four Seasons
