The second partnership with the British Council sees the UK artist explore ideas of home and belonging across new, ...

Inspired by grande dames and queer cabaret, the London-based artist crafts self-made costumes to inhabit life as a commanding and charismatic performer ...

At Museum für Moderne Kunst, Frankfurt, the artist uses a concrete, functional object to anchor an exhibition otherwise defined by emptiness, negative form and suspended meaning ...

Her show at the Wallach Art Gallery at Columbia University, New York, offers lessons in resistance – and provokes cognitive ...

The artist Henrike Naumann, celebrated for her probing explorations of the politics of German architecture and design, has ...

At the Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive, works across media grapple with the relationship between language, ...

The six 2026 articipants explain what this year’s theme of ‘Renewal: Resilience and New Beginnings’ means for them and their ...

The third edition, ‘In Interludes and Transitions’, treats procession not as a spectacle but as a way of understanding the ...

The fair’s 14th edition brings together a world-class community of artists, collectors and galleries, with a significant Latin American presence ...

In a two-person exhibition with Steven Fillet at Xavier Hufkens, Brussels, the choreographer takes her cues from Bach ...

An immersive, poetic exhibition of moving image works spanning over a century, ‘What a Wonderful World’ brings the Julia ...

In a symbolically loaded exhibition at Almine Rech, New York, the artist treats assault rifles like transitional objects ...