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In Edmund de Waal’s home in South London stands a 19th-century vitrine once in the Victoria & Albert Museum. Bronze

LONDON — The Banksy painting that sensationally self-destructed three years ago after selling for $1.4 million at auction was resold

LONDON — It was “business as usual,” said the Russian art adviser and collector Alex Lachmann on Wednesday, as he

LONDON — The British-Indian artist Sutapa Biswas has always found herself playing a confrontational role in the British art world,

LONDON — The Victoria & Albert Museum in London has one of Britain’s most eccentric collection of treasures. In one

PARIS — The German artist Anne Imhof stood in the Palais de Tokyo on a recent Friday morning, watching a

ONE OF THE designer Marcin Rusak’s lasting memories from his childhood in Poland was spending time in his family’s greenhouses.

Nestled on her Chesterfield sofa, her electric wheelchair close at hand, Rosemary Dyer surveyed the glittering peacock figurines she had

Richard Schultz, the ingenious industrial designer whose furniture collections for Knoll, the design laboratory that streamlined American interiors, are among

LONDON — When Zaha Hadid’s first building was under construction in Germany in the early 1990s, she commissioned the photographer

FLORENCE, Italy — When Botticelli and Luca della Robbia created masterpieces about motherhood, they honored Renaissance idealism with reverential depictions

Sara Cwynar Through Oct. 23 at Foxy Production, 2 East Broadway, Manhattan. 212-239-2758; foxyproduction.com. The Germans have a nice term

Michelson visits the Grand River at Six Nations Reserve, in southern Ontario, several times a year, where a younger sister

At a time when the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum is working to address charges from within its own ranks that