Obituary

Moving between figuration and abstraction, the New York-based painter and teacher made work about in-between spaces and from between cultures

From high-end kitchens to backyard pit smokers, the esteemed food writer found art and artistry in ‘the fault lines’ between communities

Knussen’s music laid out each component as ‘precarious, vulnerable, exposed’ – and his conducting similarly worked from the inside out

A tribute to the late South African photographer, creator of idiosyncratic portrayals of everyday life under the yoke of apartheid

Artist Gregory Sholette remembers the illustrator he collaborated with for a specially commissioned frieze magazine project

A distinctively American artist who, along with four neighbourhood contemporaries, changed the course of US painting forever

The novelist explored Jewish identity in the US through a lens of frustrated heterosexuality

The increasingly reclusive artist, whose stacked LOVE design became one of the 20th century’s most reproduced images, has passed away

To experience the music of the composer, who passed away last week at the age of 69, was to hear something tense, physical, almost pugilistic

The US writer, who died last week, brought a quality of inestimable importance to the modern novel: a mind that was wholly in tune with the times

Poul Erik Tøjner pays tribute to Denmark’s most important artist since Asger Jorn

Remembering the photographer’s invaluable contribution to the history of queer aesthetics

From Grave of the Fireflies to The Tale of the Princess Kaguya, the visionary director grounded fantasy with emotional force

Remembering the avant-garde filmmaker whose work, with her partner Yervant Gianikian, demonstrated an active and precious form of resistance

‘The bearing of an aristocrat and the politics of a revolutionary’, Tom Overton pays tribute

‘That moment, that smile’: collaborators of the filmmaker pay tribute to a force in California's film and music scenes and a vital friend and ally

Ronald Jones pays tribute to a rare critic, art historian, teacher and friend who coined the term Post-Minimalism

‘An artist in a proud and profound sense, whether he liked it or not’ – a tribute by Michael Bracewell

‘A countercultural beacon’: Ian Bourland reflects on the artist’s remarkable, six-decade career

Remembering the visionary ceramic artist whose aesthetic was that of a painter: ‘Everything she touched was edged with delight’