Kosovo makes moves to secure the long-term survival of its cultural history
The new Renzo Piano-designed art museum reopens in a city reeling from President Erdoğan’s culture wars
With the Menil Drawing Institute opening on the eve of the US midterm elections, what Houston says about the future of the country
With censorship, abductions, banned journalists and threats towards artists, the erosion of freedoms has deepened
Now open to the public, the prison, modelled on Bentham’s panopticon, gives insight into the tumultuous history of working class uprisings
The area’s development boom isn’t just in luxury property – the art scene is determined to keep its place too
Events that have pummelled Southern California’s news organizations over the past two years seem to have galvanized its local readership
While we might not see open censorship be prepared for the vilification of provocative aesthetics
Following government plans for a greener less-crowded capital, artists are finding themselves squeezed out
A new set of policies and increased possibilities for artists’ studios mark a shift – but is it too late?
The city’s Academy of the Arts of the World embraces 'pluriversality' as a counter to an increasingly toxic discourse around migration
If we want a diversity of art spaces we need to vote with our feet
With Art Cologne acquiring abc – art berlin contemporary, what can be expected from the new fair Art Berlin? And what will become of Gallery Weekend?
From growing protests over the gentrification of Boyle Heights to Schimmel leaving Hauser & Wirth, the latest from a mobilizing LA art scene
If politics today obsesses over the policing of borders, art in France is enacting multiple crossings
Nativism and the backlash against contemporary art: AfD, Pegida and a recent protest in Dresden
As Trump casts his shadow over the city, the art world has found ways to respond
Hockney’s masthead for The Sun and ways to make the bubble bigger: a cultural report from the capital
