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A poem by Cecilia Vicuña

Liz Kim on how the social and artistic movement of the 1980s inspired a new generation of Korean artists

Roisin Tapponi looks at how contemporary Arabic filmmakers use thirst to inspire their practices

The artist looks to Bob Flanagan for new forms of radical love

As the Internet keeps evolving, Orit Gat reflects on what's left behind

Victoria Adukwei Bulley speaks with the artist about psychoanalysis, storytelling and how new languages can unpack historical trauma

Ela Bittencourt investigates the ways in which film directors in the 1960s and ’70s used surrealism as a way of interrogating unstable political moments and reimagining the future 

The artist’s latest one-act play considers the social and psychic repercussions of Belgium's colonialist project

On the occasion of the artist’s Nottingham Contemporary exhibition, Stephanie LaCava takes a closer look at her film Life on the CAPS

Shiv Kotecha profiles an artist whose practice has challenged US imperialism and anti-Blackness through language and music

Ahead of his Creative Time commission in New York, the artist speaks with poet Harmony Holiday

Chloe Stead talks with the artists about their personal approaches to mining the past

Richard Hawkins on the crucial correspondence between the artist and the psychoanalyst

Jonathan Carver Moore speaks to the artist about building Black queer communities through art

The artist, and newly appointed curator of public engagement at Dia Art Foundation, brings people together through artist-led virtual meetings

Paige K. Bradley profiles the NYC radio station that subverts the role of the celebrity and has a place for everyone on its airwaves

Colin Edgington on how images of COVID-19 attempted to capture the invisible

Patrik Sandberg on his years of friendship with the legendary filmmaker

As we celebrate EAI's 50th anniversary at Frieze New York, the artist writes about her favorite, 'very trippy', video from the organization's archive