Neil Bartlett and Jay Bernard discuss a new stage adaptation of the artist’s final film
An exhibition at the Smart Art Museum, Chicago, questions the role of the market and the possibility of pure aesthetics in single-coloured works
At New Art Projects, London, the artist evokes visceral experiences of growing up queer in Britain under Section 28
The gender and sexuality theorist speaks to Sean Burns about his book, ‘Wild Things: The Disorder of Desire’, and why gay men are a fast lane for capitalism
‘My Garden’s Boundaries Are the Horizon’ at the Garden Museum, London
‘A living, breathing work of art’: Prospect Cottage in Dungeness is as much a part of Jarman’s legacy as his films, writing and paintings
His first major survey since his death in 1994, ‘PROTEST!’ opens with added urgency in today’s political and environmental crises
At once elegiac and angry, a new show of paintings illuminates the filmmaker’s ambivalent relationship with religion
Showcasing a diversity of extraordinary artworks and objects across millennia at Frieze Masters 2018
Derek Jarman, circular time and seed catalogues: Olivia Laing takes the long view
As morbid devotional objects go on show at Frieze Masters, one writer asks: why do we look at violent religious art?
Looking at Caravaggio in the 21st century
On the 20th anniversary of Derek Jarman’s death, Paul Schütze speaks to Simon Fisher Turner about composing music for his friend’s movies
frieze asks artists and filmmakers to list the movies that have influenced their practise
