Jeff Koons

Looking back at recent collaborations, Janelle Zara assesses the fashions we loved, hated and wouldn’t be caught dead in 

The Seoul-based private collector and her husband have brought showstopping works to Incheon’s Paradise City resort. She discusses female artists and her hopes for the Korean scene

Aria Dean, Calla Henkel, Rene Matić, Frieda Toranzo Jaeger and Yukinori Yanagi tell us what deserves a rebound

At Villa Carmignac, Pourquerolles, the pioneering underwater photographer Jean Painlevé acts as a guiding spirit for a group exhibition that depicts the beguiling strangeness of aquatic life

Beneath the slick surface appearance of the National Gallery of Victoria’s blockbuster exhibition is a timid exploration of Australia’s colonial legacy

In further news: Jeff Koons’ controversial sculpture unveiled in Paris; contract agreed between New Museum management and employees’ union 

At Museo Jumex, Mexico City, the father of the readymade gets overshadowed by bluster

In further news: Venice introduces tourist tax ahead of biennale; Jeff Koons embraces automation

How artists use junkyard landscapes to forge an escape from materially saturated culture

In further news: fears grow over ‘Salvator Mundi’; Dutch government face Nazi-art lawsuit; heritage sites lost in Yemen war

The US artist has been told to pay €135,000 after copying a 1985 advertising campaign by the French fashion label

Nathaniel Kahn’s new HBO film works on the assumption that money and power is all anyone in the art world is interested in

In further news: Tate remembers London’s forgotten women heroes; Pop artist Mel Ramos dies aged 83

In further news: Pro-refugee obelisk to stay in Kassel, Natural History Museum under fire over Saudi event

In further news: San Francisco decrees 30 percent of public art must depict women; Dutch museums find Nazi-looted art

The American artist is accused of plagiarizing an advertising campaign for his USD$3.7M Fait d’Hiver sculpture

Serpentine swimmers complain about Christo’s floating pyramid; and Hermitage’s psychic cat is a World Cup oracle: the latest in art world silliness

In further news: po-mo architecture in the UK gets heritage status; Kassel to buy Olu Oguibe’s monument to refugees

French Ministry of Culture says that it won't locate the controversial memorial to the city’s terror victims opposite the Palais de Tokyo