Forrest Gander’s Visual Poem on Cecilia Vicuña

The late writer’s work embodied love, beauty and rage – qualities the US desperately needs under Trump

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

The centenary of the writer’s portrait-poem ‘If I Told Him’ is marked with an elegy on its enduring impact

Sinéad Gleeson’s debut is a narrative of the dogged determination it takes to make a life of your own

Poet Holly Pester interprets our invitation from the outer depths

As major shows open on both sides of the Atlantic, we examine the medium’s subversive relationship with gender 

The visual artist on forging connections across Europe through music and verse

Artists and writers remember ‘the people’s poet’, whose prolific career foregrounded the power of the pen in engaging meaningful social commentary

At Amant, New York, a survey of the artist's work commemorates the verse of poets censured by governments through sculpture and installations

The London artist revisits the last two decades in celebration of Frieze’s 20th anniversary, with a specially commissioned new poem from James Massiah