Mimi Chu

Frieze editors discuss the different trends in digital exhibition-making, from end-of-world scenarios to community-based initiatives

At Goodman Gallery, the artist’s first UK solo show presents paintings like memories of a hot day revisited in sleep

What to look forward to in February, from a new body of work by Harare-based painter Misheck Masamvu to a retrospective by Hong Kongese filmmaker Wong Kar Wai

From a critical reimagining of Alfred Hitchcock’s ‘Rear Window’ to a research project on the role of photography in the Irish civil rights movement, these are the best shows to stream

From a survey of national treasure Steve McQueen to the Irish premiere of Enda Bowe’s longing portraits on Belfast's ‘peace lines’, these are the year's exhibition highlights

Through sub-par speakers in bedrooms and living rooms, across cities and continents – queer joy persists

Why is female fear often conflated with desire?

Drones, 1980s synth-pop and a giant chess board turn the show into a game whose rules are never quite clear

With KIAF in town, your guide to the best exhibitions 

Mimi Chu on Robertas Narkus, Nástio Mosquito, Nora Turato and more

In opening week of the 58th Venice Biennale, a new performance programme strove to soften the crowd

A graveyard of trees previously submerged has given way to a fantasy of resurrection

Curated by Charlie Porter, ‘Palimpsest’ turns the attention back on the history of the neo-gothic estate

From viral slime to medieval botany, these artists are probing the margins of mainstream knowledge 

From Myspace aesthetics to Backpack Kid, entering London’s narrative projects feels like stumbling into an online echo chamber

This year’s edition presented an eclectic, international and historical programme that comprised more than 100 screenings and events in the city

‘You invite us to forge a ‘we’ with you and your images, to empathize, nodding snorts of identification brimming with tears’

An exhibition at Pilar Corrias, London, shows the artist using mainstream stock and cultural quotations to depict marginalized subjectivities

A concise retrospective at König London explores the transition of the artist’s paintings and extends her short-lived career into the present

Recent insights from scholars suggest the famed work may have had a female patron