In the first of a new series focusing on a single work, Jennifer Higgie considers Pierre Huyghe’s latest film, Human Mask

Kunsthalle Athena, Greece

What the story of El Greco tells us about how art history is made

Forgotten murals by the late artist and poet, Jean Cocteau

From her father’s illustrations of Jean Cocteau’s poetry to Lucas Cranach, Giorgio de Chirico and Gerhard Merz, the German artist discusses the evolution of her pictorial language and Jennifer Higgie responds to her ‘heart-breaking hallucinations’

The Age of Anxiety

Jennifer Higgie is co-editor of frieze and lives in London, UK.

Jennifer Higgie interviews the artist at his Paris studio

From Russia to the UAE — to boycott or not to boycott?

How the art of the past informs that of the present

A selective history of things on tables

The 55th Venice Biennale

A 1913 children's book

The surreal, oddly familiar world of Nicole Eisenman

‘Hilma af Klint – A Pioneer of Abstraction’ was “not simply the tale of an extraordinary woman, but a study in how art history has been traditionally written”

At a time of revolution in digital technologies, when making extraordinary images has never been technically easier, painting persists. Jennifer Higgie asked eight artists to share their thoughts on the whys and wherefores of figurative painting

Coco Chanel and the Duke of Westminster