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Thematic Essays / Utopian Erotics: Women Artists of the 1960s and ’70s

Philomena Epps traces the transgressive histories of erotic art made by female artists during the sexual revolution

BY Philomena Epps | 20 SEP 21

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Reviews Across Asia

Reviews Across Asia / Peng Zuqiang Finds Meaning in Small Gestures

The artist’s poignant solo exhibition, part of Antenna Space's Antenna-tenna programme in Shanghai, captures queer life through fleeting touches and whispered speech

BY Alvin Li | 21 SEP 21

Features , Thematic Essays

Thematic Essays / A Summer Solstice Sojourn to Danh Võ's Studio

This summer, frieze sent novelist Tom McCarthy to Danh Võ’s studio to celebrate the solstice – and the undeniable seductions of the German countryside

BY Tom McCarthy | 20 AUG 21

Interviews

Interviews / How Steffani Jemison Made Movement an Extension of Being

Erica N. Cardwell speaks to the artist about the artist's most recent video Toss (2021) and how her practice is ‘shared from body to body’

BY Steffani Jemison AND Erica N. Cardwell | 17 SEP 21

Critic's Guides

Critic's Guides / Your Guide to the Best Shows in Basel and Zurich

Ahead of Art Basel and Zurich Gallery Weekend, Kito Nedo offers his selection of what to see in the neighbouring Swiss cities

BY Kito Nedo | 17 SEP 21

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This year's edition brings together works of international artists including Ibrahim El-Salahi, Isamu Noguchi, Solange Pessoa and Rose Wylie

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Critic's Guides / The Top Five Shows to See in Milan this Week

With Miart in full swing, here are the exhibitions not to miss in the city

BY Amy Sherlock | 16 SEP 21

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Critic's Guides / What to See At Berlin's Art Week and Gallery Weekend

From Su Yu Hsin's video installation to Thea Djordjadze's site-adaptive sculptures, Hili Perlson chooses the exhibitions not to miss

BY Hili Perlson | 15 SEP 21

EU Reviews , Exhibition Reviews

Exhibition Reviews / Martha Jungwirth’s Energetic Abstractions

At Thaddaeus Ropac, Paris, the Austrian artist mines epochs of ancient history to bring painting back to a time before consciousness

BY Aaron Peck | 15 SEP 21

Exhibition Reviews , UK Reviews

Exhibition Reviews / Bassam Al-Sabah’s Shapeshifting Avatars

At Gasworks, London, the artist queers the conventional masculinity of the action-adventure video game

BY Chris Hayes | 13 SEP 21

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Collaborations

Collaborations / Elliott Hundley Creates a Backdrop to the Revolution

Inspired by Jean Genet’s play ‘The Balcony’ the artist's latest exhibition at Kasmin Gallery turns painting into performance

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Collaborations

Collaborations / Elliott Hundley Creates a Backdrop to the Revolution

Inspired by Jean Genet’s play ‘The Balcony’ the artist's latest exhibition at Kasmin Gallery turns painting into performance

In Collaboration with Kasmin Gallery

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Collaborations

Collaborations / Elliott Hundley Creates a Backdrop to the Revolution

Inspired by Jean Genet’s play ‘The Balcony’ the artist's latest exhibition at Kasmin Gallery turns painting into performance

In Collaboration with Kasmin Gallery

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Books , Opinion

Opinion / Shon Faye’s Comprehensive Guide to ‘The Transgender Issue’

Juliet Jacques reviews the writer and activist’s new book, which tackles head-on the insurgent culture war around trans liberation and condemns media misrepresentations

BY Juliet Jacques | 16 SEP 21

Books , Opinion

Opinion / Rebecca Birrell Uncovers the Hidden Lives of Women Artists

The UK-based writer's book This Dark Country: Women Artists, Still Life and Intimacy in the Early Twentieth Century (2021) shines a light on the ways women artists have defined their lives on their own terms

BY Eloise Hendy | 17 SEP 21

Interviews

Interviews / Ekene Ijeoma on ‘Trying to Portray Hidden Things’

Evan Moffitt speaks to the interdisciplinary artist about his recent group exhibition at Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts, Omaha, and how the multidimensionality of data informs his diverse practice

BY Ekene Ijeoma AND Evan Moffitt | 15 SEP 21

Books , Opinion

Opinion / Two New Novels Track UK Transgender Rights

Writers Juliet Jacques and Isabel Waidner recent books track the legal recognition of transgender people in the UK

BY So Mayer | 15 SEP 21

Frieze London

Frieze London / Sung Tieu Wins Frieze Artist Award 2021

Exploring the psychological dimension of warfare, acoustic weaponry and its relationship to Cold War ideologies, Sung Tieu's film will premiere during Frieze Week London in October 2021

08 SEP 21

Features , Interviews

Interviews / R.H. Quaytman Finds a Muse on the Verge of Oblivion

Ahead of a major new exhibition in Wiels, Belgium, the artist speaks with Yve-Alain Bois about the influence of Antoine Wiertz on her latest body of work

BY Yve-Alain Bois AND R.H. Quaytman | 10 SEP 21