Ayse Erkmen’s “Blue Stone,” composed of rock excavated during the construction of Arter itself, anchors the exhibition with a gesture that is both literal and poetic, with the building remembering its own making.

We are pleased to launch our first audio guide to accompany William Kentridge: The Pull of Gravity in the Underground Gallery.

Emilia Kabakov returns to Venice with a special project, conceived for the city and built together with its inhabitants, Diario veneziano.

Why the art world can’t stop talking about Kiki Smith – from wolf-girl sculptures to haunting tapestries and rising auction prices, this is the one artist you need on your radar now.

From barbed wire to whispering walls, Shilpa Gupta turns borders, censorship and identity into must-see, brain-twisting art – and the market is finally waking up.

From barbed wire to whispering walls, Shilpa Gupta turns borders, censorship and identity into must-see, brain-twisting art – and the market is finally waking up.

She turned knitting into a weapon, punked the art boys’ club and still pulls Big Money at auction. Time to put Rosemarie Trockel on your radar.

Political, poetic, and totally screenshot-worthy: why Shirin Neshat’s black?and?white worlds are suddenly everywhere again.