Opinion

We spoke with the artists representing Japan and South Korea about their Venice exhibitions and the obsolescence of national divisions

The exuberant history of resistance by the Disability Arts Movement gets a historic review in Venice

A renowned novelist wanders the city's streets, immersed in its cultural offerings with one rule: no idling

The Indigenous Brazilian movement brings to life its ancestral musical traditions

Considering this year’s title, ‘Foreigners Everywhere', we look back at how artists have addressed entrenched ideas of nationhood with bold, and at times comical, interventions

The multi-faceted Nordic Pavilion is a nautical Gesamtkunstwerk about language, translation and how it functions in the globalized world

BALDIGA – Unlocked Heart, a new documentary on the Berlin photographer, provides fresh insight but underplays the epicurean experiences that shaped his art

To honour the artist's Golden Lion for lifetime achievement at the Venice Biennale, Simon Wu reflect on her long-standing poster series

A look at the artists and activist groups caring for the social ecologies of the city

Carola Grahn invited me to recreate her evolving sculpture at Bergen Kunsthall. Here’s what she taught me about reappraising the self

Representing the UAE at the Biennale, the artist is considered a founding member of the Emirati avant-garde of the 1980s and ’90s

The artist representing Ireland at the Venice Biennale discusses songs that subverts the country’s history of linguistic oppression

After 32 years at The New York Times, the famed art critic leaves behind a literary form that she helped usher into a new millennium 

A personal response to the influential artist and performer ahead of his homecoming retrospective and residency in Manchester 

In a new body of work, the artist proposes a voice that blurs artificial intelligence and liveness

Unidentifiable noises from the ocean floor beg the question, how do we name sounds we don’t fully understand?

The artist's otherworldly aquatic scenes maintain a mysterious and intriguing attraction

Her marine sculptures and installations envision the future from the bottom of the ocean

Other highlights include Calla Henkel’s second novel and an awards season film podcast by Vanity Fair

A recent of production of Sarah Gancher’s satirical play ominously primes us for the 2024 US presidential election