Figgy Guyver is editorial assistant of frieze, based in London, UK. She is co-founder and editor of CUMULUS journal. Follow her on Twitter: @FiggyGuyver.
A new book by Amnesty International documents how protest posters have changed throughout history
An exhibition at Schirn Kunsthalle, Frankfurt displays 25 of the Scandinavian artist’s monumental woven artworks
An exhibition at Vitra Design Museum documents the movement’s influence on commercial products
A new retrospective shows a different side to the cosmic dreamer
A new book charts Theosophy’s influence on Western modernism
In 2018, just one third of global exhibitions were by women artists. These galleries defy the trend
A show at ICA, Boston, celebrates clashing patterns and exuberant design
Artist Joana Vasconcelos has designed a vibrant swimming pool with mystical significance
Your guide to shows to see around Scotland’s capital
Five Naoshima museums to visit during the Setouchi Triennale
Tate has acquired 5,000 works by the late surrealist artist and writer
Amid a carnival atmosphere, Eliasson elicits an emotional reaction to the urgent issues of the day
The Danish-Icelandic artist has created an environmentally-conscious menu for Tate Modern’s Terrace Bar
The artist behind London’s current fourth plinth sculpture has published a cookbook for date syrup
A new book published to coincide with her retrospective at London’s National Portrait Gallery includes a rare glimpse of the artist’s workspace
The Morgan Library presents 150 designs for ballet and opera by the author of Where the Wild Things Are
50 years after it first aired, remembering the television show’s progressive foundational values
How the medieval chess piece reminds us of a time before modern maps
50 years on from Stonewall, Marsha P. Johnson and Sylvia Rivera will be memorialized in Greenwich Village
In pictures: contrasting visions of one of the most clichéd symbols of the nation
