Following the recent New York Art Book Fair at MoMA PS1, Dan Fox profiles three independent publishers

‘Allen can take the listener from a tender meditation on the meaning of home to a stomping history lesson about Spanish conquistadors invading Mexico, and then flip right back’

First impressions of the biennial which focuses on the uncertainty of today’s world

A quarter century of frieze;a quarter century of lessons

Where else can you find HBO sitcoms, Paul Simon, the industrial history of colour photography and the legacy of Euro ’96?

David Kordansky Gallery, Los Angeles, USA

From a history of sabotage to the yogi rock of Bhagavan Das: the best things we've read this week

The term ‘outsider artist’ is tired – but it may soon take on new meaning 

Ben Wheatley’s new J.G. Ballard adaptation continues his exploration of genre, class, comedy and violence

David Bowie as art school

Walker Art Center, Minneapolis, USA, & Tate Modern, London UK

An interview with Claes Oldenburg

Matthew Marks Gallery, New York, USA

Puns, pictograms and props in the work of Math Bass

The complicated idea of ‘home’

‘So shallow is this show that I left with the surprising sensation of knowing even less about Björk than I did when I entered’

New Museum, New York, USA

Dan Fox explores handcrafted futures and the automated present in Scott Reeder’s new sci-fi film Moon Dust

The Kitchen, New York, USA

Aspen Art Museum, USA