In a time of heightened vulnerability, new media lends itself to the Arab diaspora, reconstructing ideals of exit, nationalism and things lost
The Austrian art festival creatively rethinks ways of exhibition-making during a pandemic with a collection of commissioned TV shows
Hardline, right-wing policies restrict entry to the country to ‘the great minds’
Lawrence Abu Hamdan, Helen Cammock, Oscar Murillo and Tai Shani fill Margate’s Turner Contemporary with imagined communities and cities
From political caricatures to self-contradictory statements by Donald Trump, this year’s edition of the biennial pays tribute to the potential of satire
Institutional incorrectness aside, the 2019 shortlist is an exciting, politically-charged collection of artists
This year’s nominees are Lawrence Abu Hamdan, Helen Cammock, Oscar Murillo and Tai Shani
Short films at the 48th International Film Festival Rotterdam give primacy to music and voice
At the Centre d’Art Contemporain Genève this year's editions attempts to collapse the boundary between screen and spectator
With galleries reopening after the summer break, a guide to the best of the new season shows in the capital
The artist-investigator tunes his work to the undocumented, the surveilled, immigrants and prisoners; those fleeing the talons of the state
Nottingham Contemporary, UK
Ahead of the Art Los Angeles Contemporary art fair this weekend, a guide to the best shows in the city
In further news: Jack Whitten (1939-2018); Nan Goldin campaigns against Sackler Family’s OxyContin links; sexual misconduct in UK museums emerge
Artist Lawrence Abu Hamdan on the pivotal sounds and stories from 2017, from historical fiction to Vince Staples’s representation of race
Tate Senior Curator Andrea Lissoni reveals the four works acquired at Frieze London 2017
Contemporary Art Society and Frieze Tate Fund acquisitions at Frieze London; protests over MAM São Paulo performance
Lawrence Abu Hamdan, Hannah Black, Mary Beth Edelson and Dorothy Iannone selected by jury
A report and the highlights from a show themed around fluidity, flux, botany and the subterranean
The most interesting works in the IFFR’s Short Film section all grappled with questions of truth, honesty and recollection
