From Cample Line in rural Scotland to collective Myvillages, artists are reconsidering their relationship to ‘the rural’
Television has long celebrated the before-and-after reveal of a freshly cleaned masterpiece – now many museums are showcasing the hidden art too
The influence of Isaac Levitan’s 1897 painting Spring, High Water on 20th-century film
Considering our scripted future at Helsinki Contemporary
‘It’s all there: charm, humour, ethics, friendship’
Why is the figure of the witch and magical practice making a 21st-century comeback in the arts?
For 112 days Sara Morawetz retraced the 2,000 kilometre journey of two 18th century astronomers, tasked with defining the length of a metre
Featuring a proposal for a circular motorway around a mountain peak, the ‘weird and absurd’ work of the Russia-based artist
Jostling with its loud festival neighbours, the UK’s best attended annual visual art festival conducts a polyphonic debate with art of the past
As the most expensive railway on earth is built, is art being used as a mouthpiece for power?
Four miles west of the city, Jupiter Artland marks its 10th anniversary with a new commission by Phyllida Barlow
At this year’s GI festival, directed by Richard Parry, a future-focused assemblage of what it means to be human
