Interviews

The AIDS Plays Project re-stages theatrical works by playwrights such as Charles Ludlam and Robert Chesley

Interview with Director of Frieze Seoul, Pat Lee, learn more about the many vibrant aspects that make Seoul a great city

The Seoul-based private collector and her husband have brought showstopping works to Incheon’s Paradise City resort. She discusses female artists and her hopes for the Korean scene

Based on first-person testimony, the experimental hybrid opera-film explores class, censorship and how conflict and trauma are depicted

Tom Jeffreys speaks with the festival director ahead of her first edition in charge of the programme

Fernanda Brenner speaks to the artist about the way her work entangles different times, stories and locations

Famous for her screenprints of the 1960s and ’70s, the artist is the subject of a new book that reconsiders a lesser-known aspect of her multifaceted practice

The Kunstverein München director discusses the past and the future of one of Germany’s oldest art associations

The director of Vauxhall’s Gasworks gallery shares his neighbourhood highlights, and reveals community spaces, green museums and innovative arts venues

The film director speaks about trilogies, COVID-19 lockdowns and his Protestant work ethic

The Golden Lion-winning choreographer on continuing to learn from her body

The newly appointed curator of Indigenous Art at the Brooklyn Museum of Art shares her thoughts on what it means to decolonize arts institutions

The artist and theorist share their thoughts on their intellectual work of interrogating legacies of slavery and anti-Black violence

Milena Khomchenko and Clemens Poole on a show of Ukrainian art they co-curated with artist and activist Yulia Krivich

The artist brought together a moving chorus of vocalists in a meditation on desire, mourning, pleasure, and pain, for this year's Frieze Projects program in New York 

The recently appointed curator of the Midwestern US institution shares how her interdisciplinary background has prepared her for her new position

The conceptual artist and self-styled ‘gender hacker’ discusses her work and transitioning in the 1980s ahead of her first solo show in New York

In her new book, Sophia Giovannitti reflects on sex work as labour and its parallels to the art market  

The Brooklyn-based artist with a solo presentation at Frieze New York shares what inspires her practice, ahead of her exhibition at The Drawing Center, New York