The Bilbao effect: how Frank Gehry’s Guggenheim started a global craze
Opened 20 years ago this month, the glittering titanium museum had a wow factor that cities around the globe were soon clamouring to copy
Art and design
Exhibition at New York’s MoMA embraces fashion for second time
The Museum of Modern Art last devoted a show to clothes in 1944. Its new show considers the last 100 years of dress
Audrey Hepburn exhibition celebrates star’s enduring appeal
From her Burberry mac to Givenchy dress, the actor’s private possessions go on show in London before largest-ever auction
Mocaa, Cape Town: grain silo reborn as Africa’s answer to Tate Modern
Thomas Heatherwick pulls off an awesome act of architectural mutilation – just don’t mention the luxury hotel upstairs
The joy of specs: eyewear’s starring role in cinematic history
A new exhibition explores how glasses have played a part in film narratives – and their journey from geek prop to urban must-have
The Jean-Michel Basquiat I knew…
The graffiti artist turned painter became the star of the 1980s New York art scene. Since his death aged 27, his reputation has soared. On the eve of a major UK show, we speak to those who knew him best