Joseph Beuys

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From Joseph Beuys as environmentalist at the Broad, to the cultural plurality of María Magdalena Campos-Pons at the Getty, what to see in February

BY Matthew McLean AND Chris Waywell |

On the centenary of Beuys’s birth, his former student remembers what it was like to study under the iconoclastic artist

BY Katharina Sieverding |

Six-years in the making, the comprehensive ‘Museum of Obsessions’ tracks the life and work of the prolific and enormously ambitious curator 

BY Sam Thorne |

In further news: a report shows significant class divide in the arts; and Helen Cammock wins Max Mara art prize

Jan Bonny and Alex Wissel’s new film project, ‘Rheingold’, sends up the ethical superiority of art making versus capitalist production

BY Noemi Smolik |

Artists write about a work of art that has influenced them

The first of a new series that sees regular frieze contributors choose the best current exhibitions from their city

BY Jonathan P. Watts |

The glamour days of the 1970s and ’80s Dusseldorf art scene are long since over. More than a generation on, the city seems ready for a little renaissance

BY Timotheus Vermeulen |

Contemporary Art Gallery, Art Tower Mito, Japan

BY Andrew Maerkle |

Barbican Art Gallery, London, UK

BY Stephen Beasley |

What are the reasons for television’s uneasy relationship to art?

BY Sidney Smith |

What exactly do we mean when we call an artist or writer a charlatan?

BY Brian Dillion |