The Turner Prize winner's new exhibition, which reflects his often angry reaction to politics, is set in the carefully manicured gallery Hauser and Wirth, in Somerset

Favouring 'the incidental over the monumental'

Mandy Smith also wants to reverse the trend for 'designer vaginas'

When news came that Carsten Höller’s ArcelorMittal Orbit sculpture was going to be turned into a tube slide, I imagined it to be a leisurely one centred around taking in aerial views of London similar to the London Eye. As it turns out, it is anything but.

Judges said Clara Drummond’s work stood ourt due to its ‘subtle, enigmatic nature, and for the indelible impression the artist's skill makes on the viewer’

Tate Modern in London opened the long-awaited Switch House last week. Some critics assumed the Tate was opening a fun palace, more intent about creating an enjoyable visitor experience than a close encounter with the arts of our time and of the future. True, there is the pleasing ascent to the 10th floor, with its 360-degree panoramic views of the city, but I encourage visitors to linger in the basement. Joined to the “old” Tate Modern by the Turbine Hall, architects Herzog and de Meuron have carved out a lobby complete with a brutal yet perversely graceful curving stairway. On this ground floor visitors can enter into what were the tanks of the old power station, one of which is currently partly inhabited by Lebanese sound artist Tarek Atoui. Atoui was born in Beirut in 1980 at the height of the civil war. He left Lebanon in 1998 and moved to France, where he studied electronic music at the French National Conservatory in Reims.

One of the world's most unique art spaces, the Turbine Hall, will host a performance by artist Peter Liversidge entitled "The Bridge"

Ping is trying to counter 'sexual taboos' in China but the government-led body is unimpressed

Nothing says 'it's over' like a sachet full of belly button lint

Almost half of the world-famous gallery's solo rooms are now showcasing works by female artists

Parliament’s new addition – a six-metre-high light installation – celebrates 150 years since the first petition for women’s votes 

A placeholder that gets your frustration

In her controversial new book, Kat Banyard claims that the sex trade – increasingly tolerated and regulated by governments – is inherently sexist

The architect described the pavilion as 'both transparent and opaque, both solid box and blob'

The Bristolian artist has been nominated in the visual arts category for his theme park Dismaland

Giant heads have been installed at famous galleries including the Saatchi, The Louvre, the Tate Modern and the Gagosian, except they haven’t.

Bristol-based artist Fuller has created a new work Duty Paid paying homage to the packaging of a bygone era 

The bottom of Shelly Xue's 'Angel is Waiting' was destroyed while on display at Shanghai Museum of Glass

The bottom of Shelly Xue's 'Angel is Waiting' was destroyed while on display at Shanghai Art Museum