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Even though eight million births to date are the result of assisted reproduction, the procedure is little represented in art

BY Emily Steer |

As his exhibition opens in Los Angeles, the artist and former designer reflects on ideas of ephemerality and materiality

BY Sofia Hallström |

From James Benning’s depiction of a vanishing way of life to an adaptation of Deborah Levy’s 2016 novel ‘Hot Milk’

BY Rory O'Connor AND Chloe Stead |

The author’s captivating exploration of colour weaves together diverse subjects, from the Atlantic Ocean to Miles Davis’s music 

BY Rhoda Feng |

Michael Arden directs a searingly beautiful meditation on companionship, impermanence and the limits of AI

BY Rhoda Feng |

Other highlights include a documentary made by a Palestinian-Israeli collective and the return of The Libertines

BY Chloe Stead |

The Weisman Art Foundation’s actions highlight how climate change reshapes the protection of cultural heritage worldwide

BY Anni Irish |

A curatorial research trip became a profound reckoning with resistance, anti-colonialism and the power of art

BY Bilal Akkouche |

Assistant editor Cassie Packard on confronting the toxicity that permeates our environments, bodies and lifestyles

BY Cassie Packard |

Gala Porras-Kim works to heal institutional spaces shaped by the lasting impacts of colonial extractivism

BY Simon Wu |

A look back at proto-environmental art that reimagined sustainable architecture

BY Carson Chan |

The artist captures residues of the past by dyeing fabrics and rubbing them against ancient Lebanese sites

BY Chrissie Iles |

The artist’s sculptures, though seemingly static, pulse with kinetic energy, radiating a sense of dynamic movement

BY Caitlin Chaisson |

The artist’s multidisciplinary practice dives into the unexpected depths of the ordinary and mundane

BY Brian Dillon |

Amid a growing political crisis in the US, the artist’s 1970 body print emerges as a powerful call to action 

BY Terence Trouillot |

Far from cold or concrete, this celebrated film pulses with raw emotion, fuelled by the passions and worldview of its creators

BY Rory O'Connor |

Lisette May Monroe reports on frieze magazine’s festive bash, reflecting on what makes an artistic soirée 

BY Lisette May Monroe |

In a newly translated collection, There Lives a Young Girl in Me Who Will Not Die, Ditlevsen's social realism portrays all walks of life

BY Katie Tobin |

A key figure of Minimalist painting, the artist radically challenged the limitations of the canvas

BY frieze |

At the Institute of Contemporary Arts, London, the artist’s debut live performance pulses with visceral intimacy and raw vulnerability

BY Ajeet Khela |