Sculptures

Skirting the line between painting and sculpture, the new faux flowers are fantastical fakes

Albert Paley creates giant abstract sculptures, ornate gates and the odd papal chalice

Artworks from the private collection of the late Claude and François-Xavier Lalanne go under the hammer in Paris

Hotelier Rami Fustok’s sense of the theatrical in art is shared by gallerist Deanna Leontieva. By Francesca Gavin

Francesca Gavin is struck by rainbow-bright paintings, kinetic car-wash art and fluorescent “fairy berries”

From bold freestyle brushstrokes to figurative flourishes, an exuberant painterly aesthetic is transforming furniture, walls and objects into canvases for expression

A Mexican couple’s collection gets a textural new dimension from an adviser with an eye for the innovative, says Emma Crichton Miller. Portrait by Graham Walzer

Sculptural pieces with classical elements bring a familiar ambience to the homes of a Greek financier — with a bit of guidance from an Athenian gallerist, says Kasia Maciejowska. Portrait by Bill Georgoussis

Proceeds from the selling exhibition at London’s JGM Gallery will go to Blue Marine Foundation

Antiquities, including Persian pottery, representing a lifelong passion are a natural selection for collectors

Shared gallery showcases are creatively curated at the 10th edition of the London art and antiques fair

A seismic exhibition of co-produced and individual works by two icons of the art world

British sculptor David Williams-Ellis marks the anniversary of the Normandy invasion with a bronze, which will be unveiled at a memorial in France, while maquettes from the series will be exhibited at London’s Portland Gallery and Masterpiece Art Fair

The WiFi-connected Market Series A enacts, by seesaw action, changes in 11 market indices and five cryptocurrencies

Where to go and what to see at this year’s art spectacular

The last decade of Claude Lalanne's life saw a surge in international interest in her playful surrealist work. In one of the last interviews with the sculptor, Helen Chislett met her at her home near Fontainebleau

Crafted from metal tubing or Murano glass, the vintage bookend is making a collective comeback, says Ming Liu

Proceeds from the mid-March sales will benefit the late singer-songwriter’s philanthropic causes