Music, film and publishing are all part of our digital lives, but the art world remains stubbornly offline. Electric Objects, a digital frame that displays “the most beautiful parts of the internet”, wants to make hanging a GIF on your wall as instinctive as downloading a film.

It’s easy to think that museums aren't relevant, but the success of the David Bowie exhibition at the V&A and the Matisse Cutouts show at the Tate Modern says otherwise. How is the museum evolving to meet the needs of people more interested in their smartphones than ancient artefacts?

The world has changed, the makers and brand masters of luxury have mostly lost touch with today's values and people's new norms. From conspicuous consumption to future aspirations, the art scene might just show us the way to the next phase.

Instagram is going back-to-basics with its new exhibition in two shipping containers in Brooklyn. The 'Everyday Projects' and 'Here in the World: Voices of Instagram' feature printed photos celebrating the creativity of instagram users around the world.