The show at Turner Contemporary features works made from organic materials that rot, wither and stink—but there is new growth being fostered too

Council rejects proposal to replace windows in Arlington House, a Brutalist seafront building

The Margate project space has supported 68 artists in the past four years, but is now “on the brink” of closure

Plus, a moving talk with artist Nick Cave and an unholy mistake at Allied Editions

Artist (cheekily) asks on Instagram if she can apply for marketing job at Turner Contemporary

The anonymous street artist has emblazoned a wall in Margate with an image of a woman disposing of her abusive husband

Collectors at Frieze London are also investing with White Cube finding buyers for seven works on paper and Xavier Hufkens selarling a large-scale painting in the region of £950,000

Turner prize nominee Ingrid Pollard seeks out depictions of African figure that "haunt every English town and village"

Artist also plans sculpture park and mini museum in English seaside hometown

With exhibitions at the Royal Academy and Xavier Hufkens, as well as her return to Margate, the artist is doing more in convalescence than most people manage in full health

Seafront commission, which references the invasion of Iraq in 2003, is part of England’s Creative Coast: Waterfronts initiative

Around 20 artists from the US will show at Margate's Turner Contemporary, some for the first time in a UK institution

Site-specific works by artists such as Michael Rakowitz and Holly Hendry are planned as part of the Creative Coast initiative led by Turner Contemporary and Visit Kent

Exhibitions and performances will coincide with this year’s Turner Prize exhibition at Turner Contemporary

Dealer, who started out mounting exhibitions in East End warehouses in the 1990s, has opted for a change of pace—and much larger space—in seaside town

British artist is returning to the seaside town where she grew up and plans to establish a foundation there

Exhibition in Margate includes works by Edward Hopper, Lee Miller and John Stezaker

The artist is setting up a sculpture studio, while the London dealers are opening second galleries in the same former printing warehouse