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Tanoa Sasraku has been collecting – and creating her own – gaudy paperweights with a drop of crude oil encased within. All you need to know about global power games, the artist explains, is right there

From classic, icy glazes to trendy cateye shimmers, these brown chrome manicures are perfect for elevating your cold-weather wardrobe

Based on a New York gallery scandal that was traced back to a Chinese maths teacher, Łukasz Twarkowsk’s play makes audiences question absolutely everything

Weary of the New York scene, and keen to focus on architecture, the artist started buying up properties to play with in a tiny Texas town. Trouble was, he couldn’t stop. We take the tour of his Marfa creations

The hidden world of coral reefs is home to thousands of plant and animal species. But it's a world under threat from pollution and the coral bleaching caused by global warming. Hervé Lechar, an artist from Martinique, uses his work to communicate his love for the sea, while issuing a…

Opening in Vienna on Tuesday, an exhibition gathers her works into one show for the first time

Two years after the tree was cut down, the National Trust says it wants to turn a sense of loss ‘into a sense of hope’

And how I learned the 3D art I thought I never could.

A live auction for Guillermo del Toro's horror memorabilia auction wrapped up Friday

Letters: Joan Walley on why ceramics remain essential to the national economy, Dave Proudlove on green energy and Josiah Wedgwood’s marketing genius, and Sebastian Lazell on a lack of support from the government’s industrial policy

Colour theory and dye as political resistance is an interesting idea – but the Moroccan artist’s shimmering textiles, sweet shop stripes and take on Tintin in Palestine are visually underwhelming in practice