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Visual Arts

  • Wednesday, 4 February, 2026
    OutlookAmy Kazmin
    The angelic Meloni behind a fresco fiasco

    A figure resembling Italy’s prime minister on a Rome church wall blurred the lines between religion and politics

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    A detail of a restored fresco in the Basilica of San Lorenzo in Lucina shows two angels flanking a coat of arms above a marble bust.
  • Wednesday, 4 February, 2026
    Jeffrey Epstein
    Epstein files show art market financialisation in full flow

    A Black mark on ‘Château Noir’

  • Wednesday, 4 February, 2026
    Review
    Helene Schjerfbeck at the Met — Nordic gloom with bursts of dazzling promise

    The Finnish painter of silent stillness is at her most compelling in early Paris works and chilling late portraits

    Painting of an outdoor scene with laundry spread across grass
  • Monday, 2 February, 2026
    The Art Market
    This Rembrandt lion could make art market history — with help from Jeremy Irons

    The artist’s deft, arresting sketch is set to make at least $15mn for a wild cat charity

    An illustration showing a young lion resting, drawn in black and white lines on brown paper.
  • Saturday, 31 January, 2026
    Art Basel Qatar 2026
    Qatar’s Sheikha al-Mayassa: ‘We’re a very conservative society, but we’re tolerant’

    As Art Basel makes its debut in the country, the woman behind the emirate’s multibillion-dollar art strategy talks cultural diplomacy

    Sheikha al-Mayassa bint Hamad bin Khalifa al-Thani sits in an ornate room, wearing a black jacket and white shirt.
  • Saturday, 31 January, 2026
    Review
    ‘He set paint free’ — a new show explores Cezanne’s final flourish

    An exuberant exhibition of late works at the Fondation Beyeler shows the painter at his most liberated

    An impressionistic painting by Cezanne showing a yellow stone building partly obscured by green trees, with bold brushstrokes against a blue and purple sky.
  • Friday, 30 January, 2026
    Obituary
    Marian Goodman, gallerist, 1928-2026

    The pioneering New York art dealer was a champion of modern European artists

  • Friday, 30 January, 2026
    Art Basel Qatar 2026
    Sophia Al-Maria quit the art world. Now she’s back for one last job

    The Qatari-American artist on growing up in the Gulf, Bedouin trucks and stand-up comedy

    Sophia Al-Maria sits at a table at home, resting her chin on her hand, wearing a green and white football shirt.
  • Thursday, 29 January, 2026
    Art Basel Qatar 2026
    Christo and Jeanne-Claude dreamt up the world’s largest sculpture — will it ever be made?

    The late artists’ desert masterpiece is unrealised half a century after it was conceived, its execution a daunting responsibility

    Christo stands on a sand dune in the desert at sunset, pointing into the distance at the proposed site of The Mastaba.
  • Thursday, 29 January, 2026
    Music
    Fatboy Slim: ‘Records are a window to the soul’

    The DJ’s love for ephemera has spun into an art form with photographer Mark Vessey

  • Thursday, 29 January, 2026
    Travel
    Postcard from Italy: a ‘palazzo of pop art’ opens in medieval Mantua

    The Sonnabend Collection brings contemporary art to a 13th-century palace — and might put Mantua on the city-break map

    An illustration of an Italian medieval palazzo
  • Wednesday, 28 January, 2026
    Art Basel Qatar 2026
    The art market is betting on the Middle East — but not everyone is on board

    The launch of Art Basel Qatar comes on the back of accelerated activity in the Gulf, though some gallerists have privately voiced concerns

    Modern building with "M7" signage at the entrance, flanked by two symmetrical office buildings and an open plaza with trees.
  • Monday, 26 January, 2026
    InterviewAt Home with the FT
    Artist Léon Wuidar: ‘The architect never sent an invoice; he just wanted paintings’

    Geometric abstraction is the foundation and formation of this austere yet radiant brutalist home in Belgium

    Leon Wuidar stands by a window in a bright room with a geometric abstract painting on the wall behind him.
  • Monday, 26 January, 2026
    FT Series
    Are marathons bad for you? And other stories you loved last week

    Catch up on HTSI’s most-read articles

  • Saturday, 24 January, 2026
    Enuma Okoro
    Who are the teachers shaping our lives?

    Lessons on a shared sense of humanity abound in the everyday

    A painting of a teenage girl sitting on a staircase, wearing a patterned sweater and boots, with one leg propped against the bannister while looking into a mobile phone.
  • Saturday, 24 January, 2026
    What art should I hang in my embassy? Top ambassadors reveal their soft power secrets

    Diplomats have been tactfully hanging masterpieces for centuries — collectors should take note

    A view of the Danish ambassador’s residence in London featuring Laurits R Tuxen’s painting on the left wall, a grand piano, and contemporary artworks by Søren Martinsen and Søren Sejr in the background.
  • Saturday, 24 January, 2026
    Review
    Joan Semmel: In the Flesh — nudes, sexual gratification and unapologetic ageing

    The work of the New York artist, now 93, still feels bracing in a sensuous retrospective at the city’s Jewish Museum

    A painting depicting multiple overlapping nude self-portraits in vibrant colours, emphasising ageing and bodily presence.
  • Thursday, 22 January, 2026
    InterviewArchitecture
    For architect Kulapat Yantrasast, the point of a building is the experience

    The Thai master on the approach that has made his firm one of the world’s most in-demand practices

    Kulapat Yantrasast wearing a bright orange jumpsuit and chunky-heeled beige Crocs, smiling and holding colourful maracas in each hand, standing indoors next to an architectural model.
  • Tuesday, 20 January, 2026
    David Lynch’s first love was art — now his unsettling paintings and photographs are revealed

    Surrealist works on paper and lamp sculptures by the late director are coming to an exhibition at Pace Gallery in Berlin

    Black and white photograph of a man in a suit reflected in a mirror above a hotel room dresser, next to a lit table lamp and drawn curtains.
  • Saturday, 17 January, 2026
    HTSI
    Which shade of yellow should you use this year?

    After butter, ochre is gaining ground 

    Lemony tiles in designer David Lucido’s bathroom
  • Saturday, 17 January, 2026
    FT Magazine
    Colin Davidson and the art of looking harder

    The Northern Irish artist has painted everyone from rock stars to royalty to victims of the Troubles — but each, he says, is a kind of self portrait

    Photograph of a bearded man in khaki dungarees and a navy blue patterned shirt, sitting in an artist’s studio, surrounded by sculptures
  • Saturday, 17 January, 2026
    FT SeriesDon’t miss HTSI’s most popular stories, from blockbuster exhibitions to the restaurants to bookmark for 2026
    Four blockbuster shows worth travelling for

    Combine your 2026 culture fix with a stylish hotel stay

    Marcus III, 2004, by Hurvin Anderson
  • Thursday, 15 January, 2026
    Review
    A vibrant rebuke of midwinter — Gabriele Münter at the Guggenheim

    The German artist, whose life story is bound up with the US and Kandinsky, is celebrated in a delectable New York show

  • Thursday, 15 January, 2026
    Interiors
    Flames of desire: 100 candleholders that break the mould

    Martino Gamper, Bethan Laura Wood and Minjae Kim are amongst the artists and designers elevating the household object in a quirky Californian exhibition

    A variety of sculptural candle holders, candles, and small decorative objects arranged on a wooden chest against a wood-panelled wall.
  • Wednesday, 14 January, 2026
    The Art Market
    Art auctions rely on debt, divorce and death — can the latter keep the market moving?

    Record-breaking estate sales mask the real, and sometimes declining, value of art

    An auctioneer at a Sotheby’s podium raises his arms while holding a gavel, with Gustav Klimt’s "Portrait of Elisabeth Lederer" displayed behind him
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