In the age of ‘fake news’ Lukas Brasiskis analyses the moving-image artists recalibrating the optics on truth
From Pakui Hardware's medical examination room in Gateshead to a London show by New York collective and label CFGNY, here are our editor's picks
A rarely seen documentary shows the UK's Black communities in the wake of two tragic incidences of police brutality towards unarmed Black mothers in 1985
Most works carry a subtle political charge that amounts to a thoughtful critique of the injustice of our times
The artist used her acceptance speech to emphasize the importance of public funding for the arts
This year’s exhibition recruits the powers of documentary to reflect on what draws us together and holds us apart
Leftist histories, state violence and the cracking open of time: can a ‘mere’ competition, and publicity exercise, also speak truth to power?
From Stormzy at the Brit Awards to a Steve McQueen film to Forensic Architecture's media archive, what Grenfell has shown us about ourselves
Why critics of colour matter, how Marvel erases narrative closure, and life after the dreaded 0.0 Pitchfork review: what to read this weekend
The agency’s founder talks about warfare in the age of post truth, deconstructing images and holding states and corporations to account
A juror for the award last year, Dan Fox on why the Turner Prize is and always will be political (whatever that means)
Forensic Architecture, Naeem Mohaiemen, Charlotte Prodger and Luke Willis Thompson are this year’s nominees
From a drone strike in Pakistan to reconstructing Syrian torture cells, a survey of the Eyal Weizman-led 'counter-forensics' agency at London's ICA
The research agency led by architect Eyal Weizman are mapping the tragic blaze that engulfed a London social housing block last year
