Everyone has inside of him a piece of good news. The good news is that you don’t know how great you can be! How much you can love! What you can accomplish! And what your potential is! – Anne Frank
Tim Walker: Wonderful Things is the latest in the museum’s series of projects working in collaboration with contemporary practitioners. (read more)
Italy’s La Scala opera house is to return more than €3m to Saudi Arabia after a funding plan with the kingdom triggered a public backlash. (read more)
A project to understand how culture is funded and engaged with across England will examine the distribution of cultural infrastructure and how people take part. (read more)
The House of Lords Communications Committee has called for evidence for its new inquiry which will investigate whether there is a future for public service broadcasting. (read more)
The African-American artist, known for examining issues around race relations in the US, will create the next Hyundai Commission. (read more)
Bangladeshi photographer and activist Shahidul Alam has described his ongoing fight to clear his name after he was detained last year by police in Dhaka. (read more)
Video Exclusive – Dax & Roxane – Someone I love (read more)
A kickstarter by ARCA will provide scholarships for students from at-risk countries to receive training in the protection of cultural heritage. (read more)
Touring exhibition The Printed Line opens in April and will showcase work by artists including David Hockney, Bridget Riley, Patrick Caulfield and Frank Stella. (read more)
The exhibition will address ‘Kathy Acker’ as a still-unfolding cultural force, focusing on the diverse and disruptive character of the author’s work and persona. (read more)
The ICA, BBC Arts and ACE are offering London artists new opportunities to create film, audio and interactive artworks. The first call is now open, with applications closing 10 March.
Squeeze frontman Glenn Tilbrook will join Wilko Johnson to promote awareness of The Trussell Trust, an anti-poverty charity that supports a UK food bank network. (read more)
All VOLTA New York exhibitors will be fully reimbursed their invoiced payments. The VOLTA Basel fair in June is unaffected by these events. (read more)
The UK will become the first country in the world to create a free-to-access online photographic showcase of its publicly owned sculptures. (read more)
The Other channels the aggression of Kerridge’s early work into a more mature approach, while an accompanying AV concept will immerse the artist in audio-reactive live-mixed visuals. (read more)
Hornsleth Homeless Tracker enables collectors to follow London’s rough sleepers, by fitting each homeless person with a tracking device, allowing them to be followed via a private app. (read more)
SJ Fuerst’s works conjoin elements of contemporary culture with classical art forms, adding a playful twist to create a world where all is not as it seems. (read more)
Saint-Etienne is the only French member of the UNESCO network of creative design cities and has played an active role in the global design community. (read more)
Favouring a thematic approach and open to all mediums, the 21st edition of the fair will bring together 150 modern and contemporary art galleries at Grand Palais in April. (read more)
The festival will look at how photography is evolving and moving ever forward, while keeping a curatorial eye on its past and how it is constantly reinterpreted. (read more)
Portraits of the victims’ classmates will accompany LA artist Mel Greet’s Truth of Consequences sculptures, which were created in the aftermath of the deadliest school shooting in US history. (read more)
Canadian figurative artist Trate’s Emotive Brutes chronicles the human condition through traceable brush strokes and reimagined facial traits layered over distinctive colour patterns. (read more)
Cagnara unveils the Italian-French duo’s latest work, characterised by their strict collaborative process where both artists simultaneously paint each canvas using their less dominant hand. (read more)
The facades of Hong Kong’s prominent Tsim Sha Tsui Centre and Empire Centre are showcasing the winning submissions of the Sino x Niio Illumination Art Prizes. (read more)
An exhibition of fashion photography explores the heritage and metamorphosis of Christian Dior throughout its early years, as well as its legacy and impact on the fashion industry. (read more)
Connect – The Independent Art Fair is a new event that aims to fill the gap in the fair calendar by focusing on all levels of collector. (read more)
James Tapscott’s interactive water and light installation is open from now until 20 February at Bay Art 2018, China. (read more)
The UK’s largest cast bronze sculpture, Messenger, will be installed in front of Theatre Royal Plymouth in spring 2019. (read more)
Hayward Gallery Touring presents the first significant UK exhibition in almost 40 years of work by the group of artists who have become known as the Chicago Imagists. (read more)
A major global museum exhibition tour debuts in London on 8 February, featuring many previously unseen artefacts in the centenary of Mandela’s birth. (read more)
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