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The American artist and critic Brad Troemel once pointed out that art galleries have all turned into a kind of adult daycare, and ever since then I haven’t been able to visit a gallery without noticing it. Nearly two decades ago, Carsten Höller installed a set of big aluminium slides in the Turbine Hall at

The Renaissance master dazzles, Rasheed Araeen goes for drinks and Peppi Botrop really mixes media – all in your weekly dispatch

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Yinka Shonibare returns to London for his first public solo exhibition in over 20 years. Learn more about his journey, practice and hopes for the future in this interview.

Imperiled folk heritage, deforestation, and sustainability are among the topics explored among 177 artworks in the second Diriyah Biennale.

Three-day fair with focus on sustainability, communities will open to public from March 1-3 at Madinat Jumeirah

Three-day fair with focus on sustainability, communities will open to public from March 1-3 at Madinat Jumeirah

Though at times a puzzling read, artist Rasheed Araeen’s latest book critiques Western scholarship that ignores Islam’s influence on modern art.

These artists consider the relationship between nature and the human-made, question imperialist ideologies in film and create portals for reflection.

In the most comprehensive exhibition to date, Hepworth Wakefield brings together four decades of Kim Lims sculpture, photography and prints.