A Fernand Léger still life; an Andy Warhol portrait of an ice-hockey player and a painting by Henri Rousseau of a lion eating a boa constrictor are among the varied top lots to be offered by Tajan in Paris.

"Bolshoi Babylon," which chronicles the effect the attack on director Sergei Filin had on the company, screens at DOC NYC on November 13.

IFEMA, Madrid’s trade fair body and the organizer of the ARCOmadrid International Contemporary Art Fair, has announced the expansion of its ARCO brand into Portugal with the establishment of the ARCOlisbon International Contemporary Art Fair.

Opening November 12 at Albertz Benda is a solo exhibition of new work by veteran Japanese artist Tadanori Yokoo, entitled “49 Years Later.”

If the aim of art is to turn heads, involve the spectator, entertain, provoke and challenge perceptions, then Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster is going the right way.

Disco balls and meditation are among the esoteric subjects of Theo Eshetu, who is becoming known as one of leading artists using TV, film and video.

Pop Art, as it is usually thought of, gets defined as Anglo-American, male and concerned above all with consumerist society. That is not the version of Pop being presented at Tate Modern.

France is getting a taste of how the elite in Florence used portraiture to enhance their social status – leaving behind outstanding images that are still fresh many centuries on.

Bernd and Hilla Becher were extraordinary photographers and equally extraordinary mentors.

Alison Kinnaird's craft of glass engraving will be on display at the Bluecoat Display Centre in Liverpool from August 29.