In a pastoral Welsh landscape where poets once gathered, the Royal Air Force now trains pilots in warfare
‘Aretha loved to record people. I can tell because I love to record people’
An exhibition at the Bard Graduate Center tracks women’s contributions to the industry, as styles shifted ‘from frivolous to functional’
The Drawing Center, in New York, presents a historically and formally diverse collection of works by incarcerated artists
Why is female fear often conflated with desire?
The artist’s first major UK retrospective reveals the claustrophobic emptiness of the paintings from his key decade
Sofonisba Anguissola’s ‘Self-Portrait with Bernardino Campi’ literally and metonymically reveals the hand of the artist
At Leslie-Lohman Museum, New York, an exhibition of art by queer sex workers takes a stand against violence and criminalization
Was there anything the Renaissance freewheeler couldn’t do?
Our lives – like menus – are an assortment of so-called ‘choices’
In spite of being one of London’s oldest artist-run spaces, its spirit remains young
The Swiss photographer, who died this week, is remembered for his candid pictures of ordinary people
In an age of image saturation and climate change, photographs of destruction no longer affect us the way they once did
An artist project explores the fetishism, humour and vulnerability of feet
The historic image was taken by Tyler Mitchell — the first African-American to shoot the cover of Vogue
The photograph from the blaze at Frankfurt’s MMK exposes the fundamental task of every museum
Boredom, frustration and loneliness in Tsai Ming-liang’s 1998 film ‘The Hole’
The non-profit educational foundation re-released it’s ‘TEACH MASTURBATION’ badges
The mural depicts a dystopian Tokyo hosting the 2020 Olympics
Ahead of their September relaunch, we look back through past issues of the legendary style guide
