At Gropius Bau, Berlin, the artist’s performance, loosely based on a 1939 Christopher Isherwood novel, interrogates the city's shifting political landscape

As the Labour government plans to reduce essential support, artists and writers speak out about how the changes will affect them

Starring Ayo Edebiri, A24’s glossy horror-comedy attempts high satire and settles for airplane entertainment

Overtaking two of Matthews Marks Gallery’s New York locations, her installations explode stale hierarchies of taste

From Shirin Neshat’s haunting films to Sam Lock’s minimalist canvases, here’s what not to miss during Miart

In her exhibition at Management, New York, the artist presents a dissolving model city with an uncertain afterlife

From etiquette manuals to childhood memories, the artist’s new works at Hauser & Wirth explore the paradoxes of control and chaos

From early critiques at Wesleyan to her upcoming Dia Beacon show, Green’s work explores the complex intersections of race, memory and global exchange

As her survey opens at Manchester's Whitworth Art Gallery, we meet an artist redefining portraiture and amplifying Black representation in British art

Resident Rosanna Dean on why Hackney Council should do more to support the arts

Artist director Felix Hoffmann on iconic images, populism and challenging conservative tastes

The new director talks funding cuts, local artists and how institutions can stay relevant in a changing cultural landscape