In an extensive interview, Spanish sculptor Verónica Mar discusses UNIVERSO in Madrid, her evolution from sculptural furniture to monumental portals, and the relationship between form, space and the invisible.

Kandinsky at $60–80m, Lichtenstein at $20–30m, Kusama, Nara, Bacon, Hopper and Agnes Gund: the November lots that matter beyond the headline estimates.

Art Week Tokyo meets Mariko Mori’s landmark retrospective, while SCAI, KOTARO NUKAGA, Taka Ishii, Pace and KOSAKU KANECHIKA sharpen the gallery route.

A rare London exhibition of new works and historical material returns us to Cady Noland’s uncomfortable vision of American spectacle, power and the ordinary object.

A gallerist’s Clinton Hill apartment reveals how painting, sculptural furniture, family history and unorthodox choices can make a home feel genuinely collected.

With light, sound, fruit and kinetic systems, Yuko Mohri makes the Barbican’s Curve into an argument for attending to what does not quite work as expected.