#metoo

New to Broadway, Emmy award-winning actor Jodie Comer plays a barrister who struggles to reconcile the letter of the law with her own sexual harassment

The moral high-ground has been claimed by many in the 2010s; it has also been placed in perpetual doubt

Reckoning with the legacy of Jim Harrison, whose writing portrayed women like meals – meant to give pleasure and comfort, without having any hunger themselves

The triumphant virtuosity of Euler’s latest paintings at Berlin’s Galerie Neu

In further news: galleries resume contact with #MeToo accused Anthony d’Offay; air-con system caused Brazil museum fire

The Hollywood Reporter’s Deputy Editorial Director explores art and the entertainment industry - and gives her Oscar predictions

The razor giant is asking its consumers to examine their supposed misogyny, without actually exploring where ideals of ‘best-ness’ arise

In further news: Beatrix Ruf and Stedelijk agree to ‘leave past behind’; Gaurav Bhatia departs Sotheby’s India after #MeToo allegations

Is 2018 the year that we abandon an outdated form of stand-up comedy?

In further news: Strasbourg Biennale postponed after shootings; Ai Weiwei’s human rights flag

In further news: Kasper König under fire for alleged racist comments; Israel urges Germany to defund Berlin’s Jewish Museum

Workshopping a new book project at Porto/Post/Doc, the theorist and filmmaker who diagnosed how Hollywood reinforced patriarchal codes

‘At the moment it is fashionable to show female artists; we have to make the most of it’

‘Others my age with lesser work who were men were being celebrated and collected’

‘If you’re a woman you learn to live with a certain level of discomfort’

In further news: badger-hair paintbrushes linked to animal cruelty; Sotheby’s India hit by #MeToo claims

Wes Anderson and Juman Malouf’s show opens in Vienna; conspiracy theories at the Met during the Midterms and Shanghai’s psychedelic cat

What many call a national movement is far from it: the price for people to tell their stories remains too high

Artist Michelle Hartney has created #MeToo-inspired wall labels to call out the abusive actions of art history’s icons

Talk of the Booker Winning-novel as ‘baffling’ and ‘tough’ suggests such journalists may be more trained in the Burns-ian method than they think