After a swarm of bad press, Huw Lemmey speaks to the much-maligned attraction on the occasion of its closure
At Cob Gallery, London, the artist takes the seemingly innocuous setting of a children’s tea party to explore how white British culture perceives race
Some suggestions for the International Council of Museums
As the artist has his major retrospective at Les Abattoirs, Toulouse, he speaks about his art historical influences and pet peeves
Satire and ‘fake news’, the message of the leftist ‘little magazine’, and #RepealThe8th: what to read this weekend
The importance of satire in an era of Trump
Satirical TV and the importance of being offended
A new illustration by Monika Aichele
A new illustration by Pablo Helguera
How well do you remember 2015?
Dear Mr Jankel...
A short story
frieze interviews four young artists about the highs and lows of creative life
Negative Art defines itself negatively. It can only be described by a catalog of what it is not
A specially commissioned project
The art world has long been a favourite target of satirical writing; but can it have a critical effect beyond mere caricature?
