Why generations of students at Cranbrook have made the pilgrimage to Bob & Hazel’s Ceramics in Pontiac, Michigan

New work on view at Lévy Gorvy proves that the artist, nearing 90, is at the top of his game

A new gallery, dieFirma, opens in Cooper Square, New York, with an important presentation of an overlooked artist whose work spanned furniture to flowers

At The Bass, Miami, the 85-year-old fibre art pioneer continues to push the boundaries of her medium

The controversial addition to Manhattan’s west side is emblematic of the triumph of digital spectacle over real experience

At Pioneer Works, Brooklyn, the Dutch artist’s dystopian grandeur forces us not just to think about the industrial condition, but actually feel it

Has the great designer lost sight of what it means to make things that matter?

The New York department store honours a longstanding relationship between contemporary art and window dressing

An homage to the architect who, with his partner Denise Scott Brown, developed the source code for postmodernism

Ahead of his first solo in the UK, why the late California-based sculptor’s material sensibility and countercultural ideals deserve reappraisal

Alongside a centuries-old collection of Old Masters, Delftware and Chinoiserie, the Devonshires continue to commission contemporary art 

The artist shows a muscular blend of figuration and abstraction at Galerie Lelong & Co., New York, and Philadelphia Fabric Workshop and Museum

A distinctively American artist who, along with four neighbourhood contemporaries, changed the course of US painting forever

With ‘David Bowie Is’ at the Brooklyn Museum of Art, Glenn Adamson on the evolution of the music video – a genre Bowie ‘essentially invented’

Remembering the visionary ceramic artist whose aesthetic was that of a painter: ‘Everything she touched was edged with delight’

Tiffany & Co.’s new range of gift objects and the shifting meaning of the ‘everyday’

What simulations tell us about the real world