Art

The dark, wayward works of the Two Roberts

The inseparable Scottish artists and lovers are celebrated in a landmark English show at Charleston

Fear and loathing at Frieze

This year’s London art fair was a spectacle insulated from the world outside the tent

Tay-Tay’s Ophelia is positively drowning in artistic references

The star’s channelling of the tragic heroine has sent Swifties flocking to see Friedrich Heyser’s original

Drew Struzan, movie poster artist ‘of the highest order’

The illustrations were so good, Steven Spielberg said he felt compelled to make his films live up to them

Vermeer’s Girl with a Pearl Earring finally gets a name

A radical new theory about the life and beliefs of the Dutch master

A tale of two art fairs

This month Frieze and, across the Channel, Art Basel are locked in a battle for domination of the global art fair market

Cosey Fanni Tutti reveals all

An exhibition in the pioneering artist's hometown sees the Throbbing Gristle co-founder celebrating 50 years of baring her soul

In the frame: artist Geoff McFetridge’s ranch house in LA

Tucked away on a verdant street in a canyon above LA, this family home is the perfect creative backdrop

Nicholas Cullinan: ‘I don’t think it’s ever a good idea to deny history’

The museum director on toppling statues, the Parthenon marbles and hosting London’s answer to the Met Gala

Art market slump paints a complicated picture

Top collectors are waiting it out while galleries cope with a market course correction

America’s ‘laureate of lunch counters’

Wayne Thiebaud’s vibrant paintings capture the romance of a bygone age. The first solo exhibition in Britain of his art opens this week

Hans Ulrich Obrist’s cultural highlights

The Serpentine gallery curator on British rap, Sou Fujimoto’s architecture and video games

Psychedelic Milton Keynes

A paragon of postwar new towns it might be, but MK isn’t too well known for its cultural riches. An eye-popping makeover for the city’s main point of entry hopes to change all that…

The grid: Roberto Benavidez’s playful piñatas

The LA-based artist gives Bosch’s menacing menagerie a papier-mache makeover

How to own a Rembrandt – just a little bit of one

A collector plans to float his Dutch masters on the stock market, letting thousands of investors take stakes in the collection

Pupils starved of art lose their creative spark

You can’t buy a crayon with the amount spent on arts materials in some schools

Art, raves and four-minute warnings: 24 hours in Kyiv

How the city’s young are clinging to normality while war rages on

Gabriele Finaldi, the National Gallery’s ambitious director

A gifted fundraiser, he has attracted £375m in donations and expanded the museum’s remit to contemporary art