From a critique of Adam Curtis to Wifredo Lam's Italian sojourn: what to read this weekend
Galerie Azzedine Alaïa, Musée de l’Orangerie, Palais de Tokyo, Paris, MuCEM, Marseille, France
Douglas Crimp's new memoir charts his life in the galleries and gay bars of 1970s New York
The final instalment of Patrick Langley's digest of recent monster books: Patrick Ness’s, A Monster Calls
Are we really modern? Why are artists suddenly interested in poetry? What to read this weekend
‘Unreflective nostalgia can breed monsters’ – Paul Kingsnorth's Beast (2016)
Three beastly new novels. Part one: Sarah Perry's The Essex Serpent
From Teju Cole's favourite albums to the burkini ban: what to read this weekend
From the tale of America's female Jesus to philosophical marginalia: what to read this weekend
From intellectual freedom to the Republican Party convention: what to read this weekend
Brian O'Doherty's homage to Samuel Beckett
From Teffi to totalitarianism: what to read this weekend
Family, literary influence, travel and environment in the work of Moyra Davey
The odd couple: agitprop and the griot tradition
We invited frieze contributors to discuss the writers and publications they consider to be the most significant of the last 20 years
Two new publications look at how reading is changing
In an ongoing series, frieze asks an artist, curator or writer to list the books that have influenced them
A round-up of recent experimental French fiction by Jacques Jouet, Eric Chevillard and Claude Ollier
Mourning, fiction and love: the final thoughts of a great writer
