From the ‘horizontal’ methodology of the 35th São Paulo Biennial to Suki Seokyeong Kang’s immersive landscapes in Seoul

From a retrospective of Josh Kline in New York to the ‘Made in LA’ biennial, here are the best stateside exhibitions of the year

From Dorothy Sze’s dystopian romance to M. John Harrison's future classic 'anti-memoir', here are our favourite books of the year

From a biennale in three neighbouring Kosovar cities to the relaunch of an institution in Berlin featuring two days of blessings, performances, readings and rituals

From a posthumous Martin Wong retrospective in Camden to Matthew Arthur Williams’s sensitive debut in Dundee 

From Britney Spears to Adam Farah-Saad, the noughties trend that capitalized on nostalgia has finally run its course, leaving no rhinestone unturned

After a spate of gallery closures in New York, how might contemporary art find a balance in the turbulence of the city?

Cassie Packard reflects on the U.S. Supreme Court landmark decisions on copyright and its implications for artists

The 2023 edition of the biennial addresses the war in Ukraine alongside other conflicts and the related repression of dissent across the globe

Members of the Polish art world on whether change can come quickly to a long-suffering cultural sector

From gallery expansions and closures to social media complicating relational aesthetics, three frieze editors discuss the year in art

The visual artist on forging connections across Europe through music and verse

Ahead of the publication of his new book, Dancing On My Own, Simon Wu speaks about his influences and allegiances



 

The Passages director on independent filmmaking, censorship and the dynamics of power

The São Paulo-based former engineer’s conceptual and politically oriented collection challenges our daily behaviour

Despite a banner year for AI art with the release of DALL-E 2 and MidJourney, the fruitlessness of its endeavour has become plain

After a year of volatility in the crypto markets, Skyers considers the community-building potential for artists working on the blockchain

Jeppe Ugelvig reflects the growing technology of ‘moodboarding’ and how art and fashion are inextricably linked through appropriation

A Shanghai native reflects on the catastrophe of the Chinese government’s autocratic attempts to stop the spread

What role did the institution play in photography’s ascent?

Sam Moore looks at how the artist became yet another victim of Costume Institute Benefit’s appropriation problem

In two exhibitions in New York and Berlin, Wu Tsang documents the musician improvising arias and discussing love and spirituality with his wife Elizabeth

What does the closure of the iconic gallery mean for the New York art world? 

At the Clark Institute, the artist's first museum solo show, which explored human-animal relations, almost never happened 

Mining executives knew the spiritual value of the ancient Indigenous site – and they blew it up anyway

What key artworks can tell us about the museum’s historical biases and what’s next for the New York institution

With the industry having been continuously overlooked by the UK government’s COVID-19 response, frieze charts a disastrous year for nightlife