Haegue Yang

In a moment of political pressure and shrinking public funding, interim director Jed Morse discusses the museum’s mission

From a mysterious Jim Jarmusch collage to Jacqueline Kiyomi Gork’s coat of human hair

From Haegue Yang’s paper works to Cristóbal Gracia’s baroque pearl, here’s what not to miss in Mexico City this February

The artist’s multidisciplinary practice dives into the unexpected depths of the ordinary and mundane

This year’s winning artists and galleries, and acquisitions funds including Tate, Contemporary Art Society and Camden Art Centre at Frieze London and Frieze Masters 2024

The two works by women artists at Frieze London will join the Hepworth Wakefield collection, expanding its international scope

International artists including Sterling Ruby, Haegue Yang, Dewey Crumpler and Sylvie Fleury will showcase new projects, historical works and immersive installations at the fair

The artist delves into her work exploring the gig economy, queerness and the possibilities of monsters

Celebrated artist Haegue Yang nominates Ayoung Kim's innovative video work for a solo booth at Frieze London 2023. Presented by Gallery Hyundai

Eight internationally acclaimed artists, including Olafur Eliasson, Tracey Emin CBE RA and Wolfgang Tillmans, are proposing new voices for solo exhibitions at Frieze London

This year marks Frieze’s 20th anniversary, with the most international edition of Frieze London to date and a new artist-led section, alongside new programming at Frieze Masters with Studio and Modern Women

A three-part exhibition at CCA Wattis Institute for Contemporary Arts, San Francisco, draws on the ensemble form and musical score to deliver a vision of cacophonous community

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 the Art Gallery of Ontario, a retrospective celebrates the artist’s eloquent obsession with material  

How one executive's vision sparked a 40 year committment to contemporary art

Drones, 1980s synth-pop and a giant chess board turn the show into a game whose rules are never quite clear

‘Metaphorically, wearing an eye mask bids farewell to this desire to know, instead, one must rely on something unknown’

Eight influential artists, including Jarvis Cocker, Neil Tennant and Cosey Fanni Tutti, select a single object of special significance

Works by Ryan Gander and Rehana Zaman showed it was the people of Liverpool who formed a thread through some of the most successful projects

Elephants, identity and abstraction: The winner of the 2018 Wolfgang Hahn Prize reveals the objects and ideas that have shaped her thinking