Sculptures

The Art for Cure sale in Suffolk will feature works by Maggi Hambling, Brian Duffy, Henrietta Dubrey and Carol Peace

From murdering his father to marrying his mother and clawing his eyes out – the great Greek tragedy of the king of Thebes unfolds in a series of captivating and witty bronze sculptures

Elongated figures stroll enigmatically across the branches of this extraordinary pendant-cum-sculpture – an unmistakable signature of the modern-art master

Sought-after creations by artists such as Grayson Perry and Polly Morgan bring out Wiltshire’s wild side

Lucille Lewin’s intricately organic ceramics are a mesmerising melange of highly complex craftsmanship and deep contemplation, says Lucia van der Post

A visually articulate exploration of the connections – or lack of them – between humankind and the natural world

“Common” objects become extraordinary in this new exhibition

Fashion and interiors are embracing the Japanese aesthetic of wabi-sabi, which sees beauty in simplicity, imperfection and the patina of time. Photography and styling by Damian Foxe

How philanthropists are championing the therapeutic effects of art in medical settings

(78cm high) in cast bronze, about £2,600

From steel sculptures to stained-glass windows

The Fickle Food Upon A Shifting Plate exhibition explores the insatiable human need for food and art

With the help of a sought-after London gallerist, this venture capitalist has filled his home with an exquisite collection of wooden sculpture, says Kasia Maciejowska. Portrait by Andy Sewell

A renowned French curator is adding depth and diversity to a couple’s already remarkable collection of contemporary paintings and sculptures, says Emma Crichton-Miller. Photographs by Fabio Massimo Aceto

Fresh Air in the Cotswolds features talking-point pieces inspired by particle physics

A new appreciation of African-American art by auction houses, museums and prestigious galleries – spurred on by the Obamas’ legacy – is exciting an international audience. Buy before prices soar, says Francesca Gavin

Experimental sculptor explores new materials with some of the works in Praeteritum, Praesens et Futurum

Art deco sculpture, Beryl Cook paintings and unique pieces of jewellery belonging to the late author go under the hammer this week