Editorial

‘Trumpy the Rat’ mocks US president; artists evicted from Beijing’s Caochangdi; Latin American galleries launch cooperative model in LA

Fifty years after the term was coined, a show in Samos reflects on ‘the unlikely liaison between love and politics’

The dystopian promise of the fidget spinner, 'family values' and neoliberalism, and visions of art after social collapse: what to read this weekend

Arsenale and Giardini, Venice, Italy

The extraordinary life of the late, great, gallerist and collector Alexander Iolas

Former V&A director Martin Roth has died; Montreal Biennale struggles with debt; National Academy artists defend Dana Schutz

At a time of instantaneous information and fetishized immersivity, artists are evoking scent as an alchemical, bodily response