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The $100,000 award is Australia's richest art prize for artists under 40, with finalists exhibited at the Art Gallery of South Australia until 31 August. Here's a selection ...

Cartoonist, illustrator, TV show host, playwright and detective novelist whose greatest love was poetry ...

From a concrete cast of a mortuary table to another of a staircase, this spectacular exhibition provides a perfect setting for the Turner prize winner's stark sepulchres ...

For her latest exhibition, the Ethiopian photographer drove a minivan around the country, resulting in images that explore identity, gender and conflict. 'It was a crash course in history,' she says ...

'In his tasteless suit, he is a personification of consumerist greed. He was so hot he had to run to the car for a blast of the air-con'

Other lives: Printmaker, painter, wood engraver and writer who lived and worked in Jedburgh ...

/ Autograph, London In a double bill that challenges white-centric beauty standards, Perrier uses a pop-up studio to make portraits of diverse communities, while Minnicucci confronts her fears by venturing in front of the camera ...

The Victoria & Albert's new warehouse boasts a mind-boggling 250,000 artefacts. Our art critic tries its 'order an object' service and gets intimate with some national treasures - including 'the biggest Picasso in the world'

Poison darts, a dome from Spain, priceless spoons and Frank Lloyd Wright furniture our architecture critic is wowed by how the V&A East Storehouse lets visitors 'breathe the same air' as its 250,000 artefacts ...

There are so many delights in this bite-sized biennale with a wild side - from glowing haystacks to hop-pickers on stilts and star turn the Museum of Roadside Magic ...