Profiles

In an exhibition of floor-bound sculptures at the Kunsthalle Friart Fribourg, the artist tests the limits of duration, contingency and collapse

In his latest exhibition, Williams pairs vintage photographs with intimate self-portraits and film, creating works that resist simple interpretation

Ahead of his White Cube London show, the artist contemplates photography’s industrial heritage and his exacting image-making

On the eve of her major survey at Seoul’s Leeum Museum, the artist reflects on a career shaped by absurdity, desire and disillusionment

In shows at Kunsthalle Basel and Swiss Institute, New York, the artist celebrates the material ingenuity of Indonesia’s urban working class

The artist’s installations repurpose what others have discarded

The artist on how narratives are born, the importance of hospitality and what sculptures need

For the artist, who is interested in those at society’s margins, the machines are ‘more than an artwork’

The artist's unique visual language mixes Western and Eastern approaches to painting

The photographer and wildlife rehabilitator explores migration, exile and healing in her show at the International Center of Photography, New York

With forensic precision and poetic impact, the artist uses audio to challenge visual dominance, expose injustice and redefine how power is heard

As his solo show opens at Studio Voltaire, London, the artist discusses his ‘trashy’ aesthetic and how ecological anxiety fuels his resourceful approach

At 52 Walker, the artist’s sculptural syntax builds on years of quiet experimentation to reflect on death, ritual and the porous edges of identity

Throughout his career, the Japanese artist has rejected the centre and its governing systems

The artist’s latest film at Galerie Molitor, Berlin, captures a historic Spanish festival where villagers hurl vegetables at a devil

An artist whose film work revels in the futile, horrifying and absurdly humorous

The artist’s film and performance challenge how Middle Eastern history is constructed and portrayed

From etiquette manuals to childhood memories, the artist’s new works at Hauser & Wirth explore the paradoxes of control and chaos

From early critiques at Wesleyan to her upcoming Dia Beacon show, Green’s work explores the complex intersections of race, memory and global exchange