Over 1000 art workers have anonymously posted their salaries
The Turkish artist’s brilliant, abstract canvases were the subject of a major Tate Modern retrospective in 2017
2018 gave glimmers of hope for those hoping to defy tech giants – but now is the time to remain vigilant
‘I’m plumping for people power. The Creative Commons spoke!’ the Turner Prize-winning artist says
If artificial intelligence were ever to achieve sentience, could it feasibly produce art? (And would it be good?)
Essential reading this weekend – boredom and dystopia in slow cinema, the return of London’s Hayward Gallery and the dark drawings of Gus Bofa
How technology has shaped our expectations of desirable design
Google returns Dennis Cooper's blog data; Gagosian to throw a benefit auction for Hillary Clinton
After his 14-year-old blog was deactivated without explanation, Dennis Cooper speaks to Andrew Durbin about Google, GIF fiction and censorship
What it means to have countless namesakes on Google
