The British designer discusses the importance of sculpture, sound and archives to her practice

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

At Between Bridges, Berlin, a retrospective of the late artist's work serves as a memorial to his too-short life

After a seven-year hiatus, the artist returns this summer with a startling new album of ‘true feelings’

A forthcoming release from fantasy video game franchise The Legend of Zelda and a Bettye LaVette throwback remix also make this week's highlights

At Thomas Dane Gallery, Naples, the painter reflects on the time and materials of a medium that continues to surprise her

Two new collections published by Fonograf Editions reintroduce readers to the preternatural heart of the poet

The director of Ukraine’s Museums Crisis Centre discusses her work to preserve her country’s cultural heritage

Resemble AI CEO Zohaib Ahmed on whether the human touch still matters

From the first-ever reissue of Steve Lawrence’s Newspaper to Denis Villeneuve's HBO crime thriller, these are the top picks for the year

The director of Neue Nationalgalerie speaks to frieze editor-in-chief Andrew Durbin about Just Stop Oil, Ukraine, and the future of Berlin

frieze editor-in-chief Andrew Durbin chooses the best shows to see in the Japanese capital right now

Activists Phoebe Plummer and Anna Holland – who recently threw a can of tomato soup at a Vincent Van Gogh painting in the National Gallery, London – speak about their fight for the future

Lee speaks with Andrew Durbin, editor-in-chief of frieze magazine, about Seoul’s best cafes and must-see museums and finest moments on film. 

From Atis Rezistans's take over of St. Kunigundis Catholic Church to a mesmerizing installation by Nhà Sàn Collective at the Stadtmuseum

At the Arsenale, monumental works question the place of the human in nature, and the nature of the human

The artist and poet speak to frieze about staging the domestic intimacies of the pandemic and post-pandemic worlds

What does the closure of the iconic gallery mean for the New York art world? 

In a new collection of essays, the writer considers art, mortality and the death of her husband, Kevin Killian

Andrew Durbin reflects on the efforts of seven centuries to monumentally exalt – and incidentally profane – the poet Dante