Interview

With the monolithic survey now open in the Museum of Modern Art, Warsaw, the show’s curator reflects on why reassessing women artists’ presence in the canon remains essential

‘Life in Progress’ finds the curator reflecting on his roots, the future of art and the near-death experience that sparked his book obsession

At Hauser & Wirth, Paris, he is taking bigger risks, leaning into who he is as an artist and considering the power of a cover song

The writer speaks about how her latest novel looks at the human side of wanting to escape the surveillance state

The legendary gallerist looks ahead as she opens a Wolfgang Tillmans exhibition, launching a new gallery in his former East End studio 

The artist on how he reshapes the familiar – from cookware to classrooms – into wooden sculptures that expose the fault lines of American life

The pair reflect on social practice, early collaborations, and the importance of mutual recognition in their work

At Michael Werner Gallery, London, a new exhibition explores the author’s world. Its curator – a long-time admirer – discusses her character and the show’s conception

The artistic director on the launch of Kazakhstan’s first museum dedicated to contemporary art

The artistic director reflects on the festival’s expansion and her highlights ahead of its September opening 

The new director of Muzeum Sztuki on reaffirming the institution’s role as an experimental laboratory for the arts 

Nick Olney and Eric Gleason reflect on Kasmin’s closure, their shared vision and why their new gallery is built to last

Ahead of his MoMA survey, the artist and composer reflects on blurring the lines between concerts and exhibitions – and the rare occasion his music made Dennis Cooper cry

The museum’s artistic director and chief curator discusses engaging local artists and the city as a vital connector between Mainland China and the world

The Kunstsammlung Nordrhein-Westfalen director on bringing the museum’s collection into the 21^st century

The filmmaker on his new BBC series, the enigma of AI, and the need to imagine a genuinely new future

From medieval cisterns to Mediterranean trade, the artist uncovers the past through evocative text, immersive sound and dynamic choreography

Through ‘The Mapping Journey Project’, the artist redefines Mediterranean geography, through stories of revolution and decolonization

The former Tate curator discusses her bold vision for the new non-profit, launching with works by Rachel Whiteread and Rose Wylie

As the museum opens its vast new space in east London, the deputy director discusses how the institution is evolving to become more accessible