From a newly reissued Hélène Bessette novel to Liz Johnson Artur’s personal workbooks, our editors share the standout reads that shaped their year

The documentary photographer made high art of ordinary Brits in what is now recognised as his unmistakable oversaturated style

The celebrated architect left behind a body of work that remains as provocative as it is iconic

From a two-artist show confronting familial legacies to an expansive survey reviving the histories of Arab women artists, here's what not to miss

From Abbas Akhavan’s time-bending installations to Lu Yang’s existential video series, here’s what not to miss

From Mark Leckey's immersive sound and architectural installations to a group show exploring the supernatural, here's what to see this month

To mark our countdown of the 25 greatest works of the 21st century, the frieze team selects its favourite tracks from 25 years

From Victor Man’s enigmatic paintings to Stan Douglas’s multi-screen installation, here’s what to see this October

From Jenkin van Zyl’s nightmarish video installation to June Crespo’s hybrid sculptures, here's what to see this October

From the inaugural Bukhara Biennial to the 36th São Paulo Biennial, discover the latest shows this October

From Andra Ursuţa’s macabre sculptures at the Deste Foundation to Małgorzata Mirga-Tas’s celebration of Roma culture at Kunsthaus Bregenz

From Wafaa Bilal’s reflections on neocolonialism to a group show at the Toledo Museum of Art rerouting generative art

From sight-specific interventions at the Folkestone Triennial to Diamond Stingily’s minimalistic installation at Cabinet, London

The restive artist was known for innovations across media, from the stage to the screen, on paper and in light

From Tolia Astakhishvili’s demolished installation to Mohamed Bourouissa’s photographic restaging of marginalized narratives

David Zwirner leads tributes to the Oakland-based artist

The Prototype Prize short-form category winner traces early 20th-century trans histories through institutional archives and poetry 

From Geumhyung Jeong’s disassembled robots to Abigail Raphael Collins’s investigation into the US military and Hollywood

From Ed Atkins’s expansive survey at Tate Britain to Francesca Mollett’s scenic abstractions at Modern Art

From Pol Taburet’s ghoul-like figures to Eva Helene Pade’s painterly reckoning with sacrifice and femininity, here’s what not to miss this summer