Camilla Grudova revisits the mythical and real women of painting who influenced her fiction – and adulthood

Emily McDermott profiles the artist and reflects on an arts practice that transcends boundaries of language and cultural identity

On occasion of the artist’s posthumous retrospective at Ludwig Forum, Aachen, Aldeide Delgado unpacks the symbolism of La sentencia (1993) 

Sarah Shin shares the history of the press and its interest in different forms of communication

Lindsay Choi looks at two works by the artist that invite her audience to mutual exchange

 

The artists discuss the systems and ideologies underpinning media and the ways images are distributed today

Guts Gallery founder Ellie Pennick employs an equitable business model to empower the next generation of artists

Sean Burns visits a nascent gallery that is fast becoming a champion of intersectional voices from across the capital

Sam Moore profiles the shape-shifting gallery space in London that has become an imaginarium for ambitious early-career artists

The gallerist’s intimate exhibition space in London is a refuge for underserved creative communities

The artist speaks with Terence Trouillot about how her art and writing have finally met

The Oscar-nominated filmmaker discusses how she imbues topics relating to race, class and social justice with poetic urgency

In her new book, Animal Joy, poet and psychoanalyst Nuar Alsadir explores the role of the ‘inner clown’ in art and politics

Brian Dillon on the 40th anniversary of the singer’s lesser-known record, The Dreaming

A posthumous retrospective of the artist’s work at Bildmuseet, Umeå, aims to redress the art-historical record

Inspired by a cult Sci-Fi TV show, the artist’s first exhibition at Hot Wheels, Athens, warps the simulated/real dialectic

The artist’s large-scale exhibition at the Walther Collection, Ulm, displays his skill for impersonation and adds depth to the genre of self-portraiture

The second iteration of the Cleveland Triennial for Contemporary Art asks what art can do in an increasingly fraught political climate, but simply offers symbolic gestures

A group show at Times Museum, Guangzhou, traces waterways in Southeast Asia and the cultures, communities and survival strategies forged in their wake

A group show at Singapore Art Museum’s new outpost invites viewers to discern the flows of capital in contemporary life and imagine more humane systems

The artist opens Xavier Hufkens redesigned St-Georges space with several recent bodies of painting, photography and sculpture

A retrospective at Kettle’s Yard, Cambridge, highlights the artist's uses of collage and abstraction to circle blatant and coded atrocities

‘Interior Garden’ at the Chinese Culture Center of San Francisco offers catharsis amidst the cycles of ruin, grief and hope that mark our lives

A recent survey at the Williams College Museum of Art, Massachusetts, celebrates a career-long preoccupation with biomorphic forms

At Grazer Kunstverein, the artist reveals the institution as a sum of its dependent parts

An exhibition at the Irish Museum of Modern Art, Dublin, celebrates the collective’s pioneering approach to the video essay

A show of the artist’s new work at Kristina Kite, Los Angeles, slides between inanimate and living, sculpture and performance, artist and viewer

‘ALL VERBS’ at Hauser & Wirth highlights more nuanced forms of action in the artist’s oeuvre

At Galerie Peter Kilchmann, Zurich, the LA-based artist’s portraits harness a provocative tension between figuration and abstraction

At Sadie Coles HQ, London, the artist turns his pin-sharp brushwork to depth and volume, conjuring surfaces that seemingly scoop and protrude

The artist’s new show at King’s Leap, New York, uses ‘TIME’ magazine to unpack recent historical narratives

The artist’s survey at the Japan Society, New York, foregrounds the body, labour and process

At Compton Verney, the artist’s first large-scale survey celebrates a career spent experimenting with colour

The group show at MoMA PS1 reflects on the history of artist-cultivated gardens, from Tom Burr’s dioramas of The Ramble in Central Park to Poncili Creación’s defiant garden gnomes

For his show at kurimanzutto in Mexico City, the artist collaborates with Indigenous potters Cooperativa 1050° to rediscover age-old arts and crafts

At Le Confort Moderne, Poitiers, a retrospective of the famed founder of The Church of Euthanasia invites you to sacrifice everything for the greater good

The artist and poet invites us into her world of rage, vulnerability and humour at ICA, London

A staged ‘not closing down sale’ at Ginny on Frederick, London, advertises a space in which nothing is quite as it seems

At Pinacoteca Agnelli, Turin, the artist’s works playfully subvert the art historical canon