Opinion

The faster things seem to happen, the more time we need simply to survive. For our columnist Dieter Roelstraete, that's one reason art so often feels irrelevant

The cancellation of disgraced designer John Galliano’s New York exhibition exposes surprising differences between the fashion and art worlds. The two systems just don’t mesh as neatly as some would like

Digital art has long since outgrown its status as a mere market segment. So-called protocol art is fundamentally changing how art gets made, distributed, and located—and with it, the relationship between work, artist, and buyer

Wolfram Weimer, Germany's federal culture minister, has threatened to reconsider federal funding for Berlin should the Left Party enter the city's government. Once again, arts funding has become a bargaining chip. A commentary

Tom Sachs has built a Chanel store in New York out of cardboard, plywood, and Lego bricks. There’s nothing to buy there. But the installation shows just how close luxury critique and brand worship can get

A quiet, watchful painting: American painter Grace Weaver on her love for Dirk Bouts's Virgin and Child (1456)