Stuart Semple reignites art war with Anish Kapoor ahead of new show
The artist has banned his rival from his new art supplies store ahead of his retrospective Dancing on My Own at the Bermondsey Project Space
Will AI ever be able to replicate love?
Machines might be rapidly replacing humans in the workplace, but the complexity of deep human emotions and the innate, creative way that we make connections remains far beyond them, argues Perry Nightingale
How I Work: Artist & Food Historian Tasha Marks
Tasha Marks has created ornate edible sculptures and scented installations for the Barbican, the V&A and the Wellcome Collection. We talk to her about using food as an artistic medium and bringing a sense of fun and spectacle to museums
A huge, inflatable Tina Turner is taking up residence in Margate
Dreamland Margate plans to install its own take on the Turner Prize in the form of a giant Tina Turner, designed by artists Cool Shit
Animator Anna Mantzaris on creating characters that feel human
Step into the warm and fuzzy world of Anna Mantzaris, where things are usually darker than they seem. CR talks to Mantzaris about the joys of stop motion and how she adapts her approach when working with clients
Behind the scenes at Pokémon
Mitsuhiro Arita first began illustrating for Pokémon over two decades ago. He talks to Diane Smyth about his part in helping to create the look and feel of the Pokémon world and why the company still favours a hand-drawn aesthetic
Should I go into business with my friends or family?
We’ve long been advised not to mix business and pleasure but working with someone you know and love can bring distinct benefits. Here, Sarah Williams of arts consultancy Soho Curious & Co explores the pros and cons
Sotheby’s celebrates six decades of insightful Artforum covers
The auction house has teamed up with the contemporary art magazine on a new exhibition showcasing every cover since it first launched in 1962
How I Get Ideas: Illustrator/journalist Mona Chalabi
Mona Chalabi takes inspiration from the people and issues that are often overlooked by mainstream media and turns them into charming but useful infographics. Below she explains the research process that lies behind her ideas
The history of space travel is celebrated in this sculpture by GBH
The huge Golden Record-shaped sculpture traces humanity’s fascination with flight, from mythical flying horse Pegasus through to our exploration of space
David Lynch: From painting to film and back again
A new exhibition at Home in Manchester focuses on David Lynch’s paintings, an as yet under-recognised aspect of his creative practice. We explore their relation to his films, and the wider influence his work has had on others
New exhibition celebrates the artistic power of trees
A new show at Fondation Cartier in Paris focuses on artists working across painting, drawing, photography, film, sound, installation and more to “shed new light on trees”
Making Money: Advice and real life stories on the relationship between creativity and cash
Advice and real life stories on the relationship between creativity and cash
