Art
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The South African-born photographer revisits his younger, wilder self, partying with riotous female friends in London’s Camden Town
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A new public art installation, The BFG Dream Jar Trail, opens across the UK on Saturday. Celebrities were tasked with coming up with a dream to inspire and improve children’s lives, which was then made into a sculpture and popped into a jar
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Merseyside comes alive with art and Antony Gormley laments the ‘termites’ nests’ that are today’s cityscapes. Plus all the week’s other art happenings all in your weekly art dispatch
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Exploring the Lebanese photographer’s portrait of a deserted restaurant
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Critics called his photographs a con when they were first shown 40 years ago, but Eggleston’s colour-saturated work has found lasting fame, defying interpretation
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Wiltshire-based artist wins £25,000 for Leper Squint 19, a depiction of a structure outside a medieval church window
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Australian’s highest-profile portrait prize has announced its 51 finalists
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The sister of Virginia Woolf and lover of Duncan Grant is long overdue recognition as pioneer of modern art, say curators
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Sculptor explains how new show, featuring 600 cast-iron human skyscrapers, expresses his anger about London’s testosterone-fuelled corporate expansion
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An introspective masterpiece by a rare British painter of the English civil war era, this work deserves a public home where it can speak to our own troubles
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Thirty years ago, 10,000 children walked out of class to protest against Thatcher. As the march is restaged at Liverpool Biennial, we meet its original teen rebels
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Body paint artists from all over the world descended on Poertschach am Woerthersee in Austria for the 2016 bodypainting festival, showing off their creations with living displays
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Art community hails appointment of Japanese curator Mami Kataoka as a recognition of Australia’s changing demographics and ‘a clear signal that we are now looking north rather than to our colonial past’
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Elections are not for a year, but protests have already erupted into violence – and those tensions are having direct effect on art
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Live art legend Joan Jonas, Turner prize-winning Laure Prouvost, plus two human rabbits among those wowing and confusing the all-nighter crowds
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This blockbuster retrospective seeks to show there is more to Georgia O’Keeffe than anodyne prints, signature aprons and sexual stereotypes – but her own gorgeous, awkward art compounds the cliches
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17th-century works showing women at keyboards go on show together at Dulwich Picture Gallery
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Instagram, selfies, citizen reportage – technology has produced a new kind of work that is finding its way into galleries
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The artist was due to fly to London to speak at the British Museum but had his passport confiscated without explanation
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Denied employment as a classical double-bassist because of his race, the multimedia artist, who died last week, went in a more groundbreaking direction
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When I was six, I was the only man in the house – so how could I defend my mother if the bad men showed up? Little did I know I had a long life ahead in which I would hear about the bad men almost every day
Flashes of genius: the wild world of the naked Neo Naturists