Art

• Turner’s silent partner

  
  11 Sep 2014: Letter: Elizabeth Iliffe worked with Turner – a painter, she built a lab, made pigments, won a medal for designing a lever, and did horticultural experiments

• Techno-terror: Lee Bul’s strange world of Batman caves and vomiting dogs

  11 Sep 2014: Cyborg creatures share space with infinity mirrors and oppressive sculptures in this South Korean artist’s odd exhibition that feels like an obstacle course, writes Adrian Searle

• Anthony Caro: The Last Sculptures review – dazzling disappointments

  
  
  11 Sep 2014: Although they are undoubtedly impressive for a man in his final days, these works by the one-time king of modernism feel fussy and kitsch, writes Jonathan Jones

• The top 10 masterpieces of Scottish art

  11 Sep 2014: Jonathan Jones: From nationalists like Alasdair Gray to honorary Scots like JMW Turner, here are the best works by the men and women who put the art in tartan

• Art judge declines to award Indigenous prize because quality 'not good enough'

  11 Sep 2014:

  ‘There was absolutely nothing fresh or original,’ said Perpetua Durack Clancy, defending her decision

• Australia culture blog

  Young Archies winners – in pictures

  
  11 Sep 2014: The under-18 version of the Archibald prize, Young Archies, showcases Australia’s next generation of portrait artists. Here are the finalists and category winners from 1,015 entries across all states

• Top 10 art galleries and art attractions in Leipzig

  11 Sep 2014: Leipzig’s art scene mixes cool galleries and thought-provoking architecture with pre-Banksy street art and poignant reminders of the GDR, says Philip Oltermann

• Think pink: how the colour is being reclaimed

  10 Sep 2014: Priya Elan: In recent years pink has become a dirty word associated with gendered toys and stereotypical ‘girliness’. But now writers and artists are fighting to redefine the colour as subversive and grown up

• Michael Stipe: ‘Are we that warlike, that childish, that afraid?’

  
  10 Sep 2014: The former REM frontman on Douglas Coupland’s 9/11-inspired artwork and the images that still haunt the US

• Ming mania at the British Museum – is it time we got over our obsession?

  10 Sep 2014: As a blockbuster show of the exquisite Chinese porcelain opens at the British Museum, Jonathan Jones takes a hammer to our cliched obsession with all things Ming

• Counter culture: shopkeepers from around the world – in pictures

  
  10 Sep 2014: Vladimir Antaki has been documenting shopkeepers all over the world. His project was born from his desire to document and pay tribute to these ‘guardians of urban temples’ that we meet everyday without really noticing

• A weekend with JMW Turner in Margate, Kent

  
  10 Sep 2014: Tate Britain’s Turner exhibition opens today, and Mike Leigh’s biopic is out soon, so when better to visit Margate, the Kent seaside town the artist loved best?
  

• Art project to highlight risk of climate change to Bristol

  9 Sep 2014: HighWaterLine made from blue chalk snaking through city shows which parts would be submerged by rising sea levels

• Gwangju Biennale: an aggressive exhibition that electrifies South Korea

  9 Sep 2014:

  Jason Farago: It may still draw blank stares in the west, but the Gwangju Biennale blazes a trail with provocative art – and attendance figures that put even Venice in the shade

• Smithsonian to x-ray and analyse 1796 George Washington portrait

  
  8 Sep 2014: Conservation effort will remove varnish of ‘Lansdowne’ portrait by Gilbert Stuart, which will also undergo digital x-rays to see changes beneath the surface

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