The Belgian collector and founder of AMA VENEZIA discusses transforming a historic Venetian space into a vibrant foundation for contemporary art, and the personal vision behind his growing collection.

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South African-born artist Marlene Dumas has made history again. Her 1997 painting Miss January sold for $13.6 million at Christie’s in New York, setting a new record for the most expensive work by a living female artist.

The Multi-Media Artist Interrogates the Cost of Fast Fashion and Offers Models of Repair.

There is no shortage of quality at Photo London’s 10th edition. Here are ten artists that appealed to me from the many spread around 130 galleries and several additional programmes (go to my Instagram to see five of them pictured with their work).

French artist JR, one of the most prominent figures in contemporary art, internationally renowned for his projects that blend photography, public art, and social engagement is heading to Naples.

In Jeddah, the biennial’s second edition wrestles with how to honour history without mothballing it.

Josh Sperling is set to unveil Big Picture, his first-ever solo exhibition on the West Coast. Hosted by Perrotin Los Angeles, the exhibition merges Sperling’s decade-long exploration of sculptural painting with his latest venture into functional design.

The long-anticipated reveal of Fenix Museum is here, opening its doors to a powerful exploration of migration through the lens of contemporary art.

The Centre Pompidou-Metz is celebrating its 15th anniversary with The Endless Sunday, a major exhibition curated by renowned Italian artist Maurizio Cattelan.

Takashi Murakami is touching down in Ohio to unveil Stepping on the Tail of a Rainbow, his latest exhibition at the Cleveland Museum of Art (CMA).

An olfactory orgy of marigolds, chamomile, grasses, sheepskins and kelp is arranged into a surreal landscape – and a lush scentscape - to prick our understanding of what is wild and what is natural, in the Brazilian artist’s first UK institutional show.

Marathon Dance Relief at Lismore Castle Arts casts the Depression-era US in intimate, unmonumental sculpture.

Most people probably think of San Antonio as the “home of the Alamo,” and while the city may be the birthplace of a certain Texan imaginary, it’s also given rise to concepts that help visualize American culture in less nationalistic ways.

Under the curatorship of Carlo Ratti, a professor at MIT, where he directs the Senseable City Lab, this year’s Biennale is the largest and most interdisciplinary in the event’s history.