Opinion

Unable to respond to months of political turmoil in the city, the 2025 edition feels strangely muted

At The Round Chapel, London, the former world champion confronts the constraints placed on queer bodies in competitive sport

As this vital piece of history goes on display at Tate Modern, Alastair Curtis speaks to those preserving it – and asks why it still lacks a home

Other highlights include Akshi Singh’s psychoanalytic experiments in living and a reissued compilation of London’s pirate radio ads and idents

The radical troupe takes to the floor in Tokyo, where performers toy with the tension between intimacy and ecstatic rapture

From food to migration, curators and writers reveal the vibrant forces shaping the French city’s culture and identity today

Istanbul Manufacturers Bazaar, formerly a shopping mall, exemplifies how reimagined institutions can nurture collaboration and political solidarity

In this photo essay, David Campany analyzes historical and contemporary photographic representations of the Mediterranean Sea

Through ‘The Mapping Journey Project’, the artist redefines Mediterranean geography, through stories of revolution and decolonization

For the artist and chef, food becomes a medium to explore identity, memory and the complex connections between cultures

Weaving textiles, architecture and memory, the artist calls her evolving practice a ‘constant process of becoming’, crafting sacred, intimate worlds

For nearly 20 years, the artists have realized a powerful cinema of dispossession using found images, sound and text

The artist reimagines the island as a lyrical meeting point of Mediterranean histories, geographies and cultural memory

At the Economou Collection, the artist reimagines the city through bold images that weave ancient myths and contemporary Greek life

The adventures of Gimley Bunning, roving reporter in the art world

The adventures of Gimley Bunning, roving reporter in the art world

From Stephanie Comilang’s genre-defying filmic portrait of the pearl industry to Sakiya’s satirical reimagining of the seat of US power

The Cape Town-based curator was known for group and solo exhibitions centering artists from the African Diaspora

Carlo Ratti’s exhibition trades blue-sky idealism for technological pragmatism, confronting the realities of inevitable and escalating climate change