Christy Lange

From Stephanie Lepp to Francesca Panetta and Halsey Burgund, artists are using AI to reveal the fragility of our trust in basic information

‘Despite the efforts of Trump and his ilk to deny it, the truth is out there’

What is the future of our photos in an age when images – and the machine-readable data they contain – no longer belong to us? 

A new video installation from Richard Mosse investigates the refugee crisis

Martin-Gropius-Bau, Berlin, Germany

A selection of the best articles responding to the US election result

What I’ve learned from Trump’s election

With the death of Gawker and the rise of Trump, free speech is under threat

How artists are mapping the flow of onshore and offshore global wealth, before and after the Panama Papers

Various venues, Zurich, Switzerland

Tom Eccles, the co-curator of Frieze Talks, on how to start a conversation

Sea sponges, millennials and the consistent yet surprising concept of binary fluffing

How the anonymous film collective Abounaddara represents daily life in Syria

Raising questions about rising rents

Visualizing the Snowden archive

Various venues, Kyoto, Japan

Kadist Art Foundation, Paris, France

The last two decades have seen a proliferation of curatorial studies programmes. How has this affected methodology and display, and what is the future of these courses?

BOZAR

‘10,000 Lives’ was a fascinating examination of the role of photography in contemporary culture