• April 19 2025
  Review

  A blockbuster show of Caravaggio in Rome

  With an exceptional exhibition at Palazzo Barberini, more than half of the artist’s paintings can now be found in his adopted home

  
• April 19 2025
  Fashion

  An ode to an elegant age

  A royal exhibition paints a more fabulous picture of the Edwardian era than any TV series could muster

  
• April 19 2025
  Enuma Okoro

  A different economic outlook

  Amid the news of market turmoil, we should not ignore the currencies of hospitality, patience and care

  
• April 18 2025
  The best exhibitions to see in London this weekend

  The FT’s critics recommend the most compelling 2025 shows, including the soon-to-close Brasil! Brasil!

  
• April 18 2025
  HTSI

  Cake artist Sophia Stolz: ‘I’m sad when the party ends’

  The baker and food stylist loves meringue, Marlboro Lights and Vienna’s techno scene

  
• April 17 2025
  InterviewPhotography

  How Susan Meiselas won the trust of strippers and revolutionaries

  Collaborating with her subjects, the documentary photographer brings an unerring, generous eye to her work

  
• April 17 2025
  InterviewAt Home with the FT

  Sculptor Șerban Ionescu: ‘Paris is New York 2.0’

  Recent moves from Toronto to Brooklyn to Brussels to Paris have only stirred his creativity — and a historic rental in the 11th arrondissement has become a space of vibrant experimentation, and a place to grow

  
• April 15 2025
  Interview

  Artist Thomas Schütte: ‘It’s those with no emotions who are really in trouble’

  On show in Venice, Schütte’s work — ranging from monumental sculptures to intimate watercolours — explores themes such as death and anxiety

  
• April 13 2025
  FT SeriesHTSI’s design special looks to east Asia

  Danh Võ is cultivating an artistic revolution

  From a garden oasis in Guangzhou, China, to the turbine halls of M+ Museum in Hong Kong, the artist’s work is springing up in the most unexpected places

  
• April 12 2025
  Review

  Play plutocrat for the day at the reopened Frick

  The New York museum’s details are more dazzling than ever after a $220mn renovation

  
• April 12 2025
  FT Magazine

  A way of life as old as the hills — Anne Rearick’s Basque Country

  Photographs of rural life in southern France are illuminated by the deep bond she has formed in over three decades of visits

  
• April 12 2025
  Simon Schama on the pleasure-giving, life-affirming art of David Hockney

  Britain’s most popular living painter has maintained an unfashionable commitment to optical delight

  
• April 10 2025
  Cult Shop

  Kiln, the Newcastle café where the tableware is on the menu too

  Come for the meze, leave with a mug

  
• April 9 2025
  Interview

  Artist Ali Cherri’s histories of violence

  The Lebanese artist’s work, subject of a major new UK show, tells stories of conflict and its aftermath

  
• April 8 2025
  Review

  David Hockney hand-picks his greatest hits at Paris’s Fondation Vuitton

  Youth and age, memory and desire, time lost and regained, are the threads uniting a very diverse show

  
• April 8 2025
  The Art Market

  Magritte takes Picasso’s crown — seven lessons from a tough year for the art market

  International art sales have slumped, the Art Basel & UBS Art Market Report finds — with fears that tariffs will have a seismic impact

  
• April 8 2025
  FT GlobetrotterTips from the top

  My Milan, by Salone del Mobile president Maria Porro

  As Milano Design Week kicks off, the first woman to helm its star event shares her favourite places in the city

  
• April 7 2025
  FT Series

  Catch up with HTSI’s most popular stories, from majestic mascaras to summer swimwear

  Here’s what readers have loved this week

  
• April 7 2025
  FT GlobetrotterMy Top 10

  My top 10: Enuma Okoro’s picks from Frankfurt’s Städel Museum

  Key works from one of Germany’s most important art collections, from Botticelli to Die Brücke

  
• April 7 2025
  Review

  The problem with Amy Sherald’s portraits? They look bored stiff

  Michelle Obama brought the painter fame — but her retrospective at the Whitney in New York reveals a deadpan quality that is hard to shake

  
• April 6 2025
  FT SeriesHTSI’s design special looks to east Asia

  The new luminosity of lacquerware

  The ancient art is making a comeback – let it shine

  
• April 5 2025
  The National Gallery’s rehang is a fine achievement — proof that it is a sanctuary of beauty

  The biggest redisplay of the collection subtly acknowledges the museum’s role in the culture wars

  
• April 5 2025
  Enuma Okoro

  Symbol of renewal, antidote to bleak news — spring is just a beginning

  The season is a celebration of new possibilities

  
• April 4 2025
  Adriana Varejão on her most shocking painting: ‘It’s important to see this violence’

  The Brazilian artist is preparing for a major show in Lisbon, pairing her work with the late Paula Rego

  
• April 3 2025
  Tate receives ‘transformational’ gift from real estate mogul Jorge Pérez

  The centrepiece of the multimillion-pound donation is a vast triptych by abstract expressionist Joan Mitchell