Architecture

Performa’s online exhibition ‘Bodybuilding’ is an intriguing attempt to bring live and spatial work to the screen

The artist’s cardboard interventions remind us that the modernist Heide Museum, Melbourne, was once a home – where people lived and touched

At Museo Jumex, Mexico City, a retrospective of the pioneering architect’s key projects shows how she worked to tear down class and racial barriers in Brazilian society

Through her spatial interventions at Établissement d’en face, Brussels, the artist reflects on the layering between art and politics 

How archival footage at MAXXI, Rome, brings to life Ponti’s wit, intellect and erudition

The plan to codify a ‘classical architectural style’ for US federal buildings has become the latest front in the American culture wars

The redevelopment of an icon of 1980s finance capitalism is an object lesson in how London has been reshaped in the decade following the global financial crisis

The artist’s latest commission pulls back the curtain on state power

Working with traditional ‘technologies’, artists show how the past might hold answers for the future

Frieze will present the fifth edition of the Art and Architecture Summit at the National Gallery Singapore on Friday 22 November 2019, in partnership with the Singapore Tourism Board

On the odd fraternity between investor Peter Thiel and literary theorist René Girard

Activism in the age of the ‘Superbug’

In Buffalo, the artist Marlene McCarty has planted a toxic garden that draws on the area’s intertwined histories of capitalism, expropriation and utopian dreaming

From the frieze archives: complete coverage ahead of New York’s Museum of Modern Art’s much-heralded reopening

New arrangements of artists from across the planet emphasize broad concepts over tidier organizing principles 

Both environmentally and socially sustainable, Goldsmith Street is a bright spot amidst the UK’s ongoing housing crisis 

In the third edition of the biennial, progressive politics and BP sponsorship underscore the tensions between discourse and direct action 

Ahead of eastern Germany’s elections, Philipp Oswalt, the former director of the Bauhaus Foundation, on today’s right-wing intervention into historical architecture

Associated with Adolf Hitler’s rise to power, Potsdam’s Garrison Church is a ‘symbol of unity between the church, state and military’

Working across art, design and architecture, the trio make community-focused work that aims to have a long-term impact on an area and its inhabitants