Stanley Brouwn had books about his work pulped, Cady Noland plagues anyone trying to sell or show hers … even in this oversharing, celebrity-driven age, some artists refuse to play to the gallery
The young founders of #arthoe are encouraging people of colour to get creative while reclaiming the word ‘ho’. They talk about hashtag wars, their controversial name – and why it’s more than just a fad
‘Pictures are being used for talking,’ says social app’s boss, as he tries to help people understand why children are taking ‘a zillion photos’
Social network makes its move into live-streaming video with free app that allows public and private broadcasts from celebrities and regular users alike
Predictions for the future of Google’s online video service, from sports rights and games to co-viewing and voice recognition
As Russian investors snap up an even greater stake in the contemporary art world, Jonathan Jones asks if there can ever be a truly independent art press
Revival for photo format joins other analogue passions endorsed by new celebrity generation
All communities are reaping the benefit in the 2013 UK city of culture, as visitors pour in and a new generation of talent flourishes, with a little help from old hitmakers
Once again, the top jobs at two major British cultural institutions, the BBC and the Royal Opera House, have gone to male appointees
The artist’s late-night broadcast – in which a woman speaks to viewers in 1987 from 2013 – explores a temporal mystery and may have given some viewers uneasy dreams
Magazine’s survey of most important figures in contemporary art dominated by visionaries – and dealers for super-rich
Australian writer whose TV series The Shock of the New took modern art to a mass audience
Urbane artistic pair pilfered 3,712 newspaper bills from outside London shops to create works now on show at White Cube galleries
Pioneers of computer art are in danger of becoming the lost generation of our cultural heritage because scientists are unable to preserve their work
