A new exhibition at Turner Contemporary, Margate, proposes a backyard narrative of the US civil rights movement
Every day in ‘lockdown’, we are asked to consider the effects of social distancing – as if segregation weren’t already a reality
In an exclusive video interview, the author of Bad Feminist talks about black bodies, freedom and the gaze in Kara Walker’s ‘Christ’s Entry into Journalism’
At the Turbine Hall, the artist turns the Victoria Memorial inside out, populating her counter-monument with memories of colonial violence
‘Kara Walker reinvents painting and drawing’s conventions, while talking about ideas that are epic in scale and deep in blood,’ Als writes
In further news: Hermitage to curate Venice Biennale pavilion; Remai Modern CEO hit by harassment allegations
A surprising show of silhouettes at the National Portrait Gallery in Washington, D.C. sheds light on obscure chapters of US history
Yayoi Kusama to open her own museum; Confederate monuments removed in Baltimore; David Roberts Art Foundation to leave London
From Egyptian surrealism to Parisian pissoirs: what to read this weekend
A history of underground Black publishing, from W.E.B. Du Bois to #BlackLivesMatter
To celebrate frieze’s quarter century, the editors choose 25 key artworks: one for each year of the magazine’s existence
Victoria Miro, London, UK
Thoughts on race and art in the 21st century
Tate Liverpool, UK
Two vindications of Conceptualism and its offshoots
Kara Walker
