Ahead of the release of her art world satire, Happiness and Love, the author shares the literary works that have inspired her

Despite uncertain support, a fresh generation of artists is determined to create initiatives where experimentation and community thrive

From institutions to biennials, the sport is everywhere. But what drives the obsession – and what, if anything, does the beautiful game gain in return?

From Mascha Schilinski’s striking debut to Wes Anderson’s triumphant return to form, here are five films generating buzz at the French festival

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

Jude Law portrays Vladimir Putin in Olivier Assayas’s latest, while Kathryn Bigelow presents her first film in eight years

In her latest book, the celebrated critic dissects culture, high and low – with wit, cool intellect and the flair of important gossip

From Foday Mannah’s crime debut to Ishion Hutchinson’s new essays, our editors pick the best reads for every kind of escape

In These are Addressed to You, the writer and artist reflects on the meaning of letters, correspondence and the epistolic form

To accompany her profile in the latest issue, the artist curates a playlist of 49 personally meaningful tracks

A selection of cinematic sounds curated by Gazelle Twin

Titled Erratic, the artist’s playlist is meant to loop on shuffle until you can’t listen to it any longer

For decades, Irish institutions concealed women’s suffering through silence. Now, contemporary artists are confronting these traumatic histories to foster awareness and healing

A new exhibition at Peter Freeman Inc. showcases how the artist ignited ‘a revolution that’s going to change the form of the book’

In an endless stream of disposable content, why the art you remember is more significant than the art you enjoy