The Filipino artist-activist collective shares a chart outlining their organizing strategies
Carlos Anguera Jover, Alisa Petrosova and Leyla Yenirce chat with Sean Burns about home studios, slowing down and the end of institutional power
The co-founders Simon Denny, Willem de Rooij and programme alumni explain why artists are essential to the fabric of Berlin
The number of students choosing creative subjects has fallen by 6.5 percent this year, as the arts continue to be marginalized in schools
In further news: V&A Dundee’s architect to design new museum in Turkey, and students protest tuition fee hike at CalArts
A leading surgeon says that the loss of creative subjects in UK schools means students lack important tactile knowledge
Featuring Judy Chicago and Miriam Schapiro, ‘Womanhouse’ marks the 30th anniversary of the museum dedicated to women artists
The controversial intellectual suggests art would be better done at home – she should be careful what she wishes for
A survey of 1,016 visual artists across the world finds that the badges of professional success don’t necessarily equate to financial stability
An open letter signed by over 100 leading artists including 15 Turner prize-winners says that new UK education policy sidelines arts subjects
In the aftermath of the EU referendum, the UK government must work harder than ever to support artists and their institutions
From art under apartheid to a new novel from Walt Whitman: what to read this weekend
Celebrated sociologist Zygmunt Bauman passes away; artists, curators and critics set to strike in protest against Trump inauguration
Douglas Crimp's new memoir charts his life in the galleries and gay bars of 1970s New York
How are art schools changing?
Angry reaction to the planned closure of Sydney College of the Arts; the Limbach Commission to be reformed
How a photography course in Dhaka is challenging religious and artistic prejudices
Artist Olafur Eliasson’s forthcoming professorship at Berlin’s Universität der Künste will be an experiment in art education
Who is really served by the mad rush of dealers to show work by recent graduates?
Educating the educators, ivory tower activism and an enlightening visit to the zoo
