The blaze is thought to have destroyed millions of artefacts, from ancient art to the oldest human skeleton in the Americas
How the radical practices of female artists drove the Modernist movement in Brazil
In further news: MoMA reaches contract agreement with staff; man hospitalized after falling into Anish Kapoor installation
The artist discusses the objects, ideas and artworks that have shaped her practice
From fleshy, distorted paintings, capturing the malaise of the 1960s, to colourful abstractions made in exile, the artist was an example to live by
Already convicted of money laundering and tax evasion, a report makes new claims against the Brazilian collector and founder of Inhotim art park
Where the fight against reactionary conservative activism in Brazil stands ahead of the 2018 presidential elections
Meanwhile ... UK cities barred from European Capital of Culture; Zanele Muholi awarded France’s Chevalier of the Order of Arts and Letters
The problem with Apu, time-travelling with the sari and the Instagrammable moment’s predecessor: what to read this weekend
Recent instances of censorship show an emboldened far right attacking the arts, queer identity and more: artists, curators and writers respond
Artforum co-publisher Knight Landesman accused of sexual misconduct; editor Michelle Kuo resigns; Brazilian artists protest censorship
The images of Team Refugee at the Olympics offers a glimmer of hope in a gloomy summer
From the Spiritualist origins of Ghostbusters to an interview with Luc Sante: what to read this weekend
Are the tumultuous events in Brazil threatening to undo all that the country has fought so hard to achieve?
Presenting documentary stories using techniques from fictional narrative cinema, these films aim to tell a greater truth than conventional reportage could offer
Arts funding and the recent elections in Brazil
Does Instituto Inhotim, a 240-hectare art park and botanical garden in south-east Brazil, represent a new kind of institutional operation?
