V&A

From Otobong Nkanga’s ritualistic compositions to the biophilic design of Tropical Modernism

From South Korean pop ephemera to Marina Abramović's transitional states of being

A major exhibition at London’s V&A makes a beautiful show of the rich realm of menswear but misses some fundamental basics

A new limited-edition work by the artist will help fund the third edition of the Frieze × Deutsche Bank Emerging Curators Fellowship in partnership with the V&A East

‘Kimono: Kyoto to Catwalk’ is a mesmerizing display of silk brocades and detailed craft, but glances over history’s muddier moments

Beyond the fun and spectacle of ‘Tim Walker: Wonderful Things’, something more subtle, yet equally important, is happening

The menstrual cup is now part of the London museum’s ongoing project which responds to major design moments

In further news: Solange’s ‘When I Get Home’ film gets museum tour; Cézanne landscapes reunited 140 years later

‘We receive very generous support from the Sackler family and we’re grateful for that,’ he told BBC Radio Four

From artist café Tender Touches to the V&A’s ‘FOOD: Bigger Than the Plate’, the London art world is tackling culinary culture

The London museum has faced criticism for its decision following allegations of sexual misconduct against the American actor

In further news: V&A’s Dior show sold out; San Francisco’s Jewish Museum accused of ‘pinkwashing’

The V&A’s annual conference ‘Parallel Worlds’ revealed a medium battling with the formal and the personal

In further news: cultural figures demand resignation of Germany’s foreign minister; Joan Miró paintings damaged in Venice floods

In further news: Rachel Maclean speaks out against ‘male dominated’ art world; Museo del Prado completes Bruegel restoration

If the new V&A is Dundee’s public face to the world, it underscores the motto of the city’s famous resident: ‘think global act local’

A new exhibition addresses the impregnable fortress of technical detail and corporate hyperbole in game design

In further news: trailer for Wes Anderson and Juman Malouf’s exhibition debut in Vienna; Pussy Riot members arrested in Moscow

‘Should the exit be chaotic, it is hard to see global public opinion remaining buoyant,’ the Soft Power 30 report’s authors warn

In further news: Brexit voters avoid arts; New York libraries’s culture pass unlocks museums; Grayson Perry-backed artists’s housing wins approval