Interviews

The legendary Tokyo-based architect reflects on his first UK building, which opens to the public on Saturday

The artist and musician talks humour, tragedy and his exhibition, ‘Shitty Heartbreaker’, at Overgaden, Copenhagen

With a forthcoming solo show at Tiwani Contemporary, London, the artist discusses Niger-Delta food traditions, ‘disaster narratives’ and environmental challenges

The winner of the Käthe Kollwitz Prize 2018 discusses her MoMA retrospective, Germany’s political future, and her love of jokes

With a retrospective at the New Museum, the artist talks to Janique Vigier about five decades of teaching and making art 

With a current show at Künstlerhaus Stuttgart, the artist talks about story-telling, ‘self-erasure’ and the importance of speech and language in her work

Q: What do you like the look of? A: ‘Soft, squashy stuff.’

‘When I opened Monika Sprüth Galerie, only very few German gallerists represented women artists’

Author George Pendle on his biography of Jack Parsons, the scientist, mysticist and follower of Aleister Crowley, now dramatized on CBS

The Dubai-based artist discusses making work that mobilizes peoples, objects and symbols

As the Scottish sculpture park celebrates its tenth anniversary, Amy Sherlock talks to its founder Nicky Wilson

Kimberly Bradley speaks to ‘the German’ curator on the reasons for his early exit from the Austrian institution

With her retrospective at Manchester Art Gallery, the artist and curator talks censorship, stereotypes and dismantling power in the age of #metoo

Ahead of a show of his new works at Kayne Griffin Corcoran, LA, this autumn, the cult filmmaker and artist answers our Questionnaire

‘I spend more time being seduced by the void … as a way of energizing my language’: poet Wayne Koestenbaum speaks about his new book

The agency’s founder talks about warfare in the age of post truth, deconstructing images and holding states and corporations to account

Valeska Soares tells Tausif Noor why her visceral art is “like a trap”

With her first UK show at Pippy Houldsworth Gallery, London, the Harlem-born artist reflects on the African American experience

‘I'm interested in the voice as author, as witness, as conduit, as ventriloquist’ – the artist speaks about what comes next

Ahead of her presentation at Centre Pompidou in June, the artist and choreographer talks about slowness, detail and the anti-spectacular