For the artist and chef, food becomes a medium to explore identity, memory and the complex connections between cultures

Through ‘The Mapping Journey Project’, the artist redefines Mediterranean geography, through stories of revolution and decolonization

Istanbul Manufacturers Bazaar, formerly a shopping mall, exemplifies how reimagined institutions can nurture collaboration and political solidarity

In an endless stream of disposable content, why the art you remember is more significant than the art you enjoy

At a time of so many deepening crises, why are we afraid of saying what we really mean? 

A new exhibition at Peter Freeman Inc. showcases how the artist ignited ‘a revolution that’s going to change the form of the book’

His mid-career survey at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago, reflects on the violence and absurdity of neocolonialism

At LUMA Arles, the artist’s photographs of bohemian life demonstrate his rich engagement with artistic tradition and craft 

The inaugural exhibition at ARoS’s Salling Gallery, Denmark, sees the artist dissolve identity into an endless performance

The photographer and wildlife rehabilitator explores migration, exile and healing in her show at the International Center of Photography, New York

As his solo show opens at Studio Voltaire, London, the artist discusses his ‘trashy’ aesthetic and how ecological anxiety fuels his resourceful approach

The new director of Muzeum Sztuki on reaffirming the institution’s role as an experimental laboratory for the arts 

Nick Olney and Eric Gleason reflect on Kasmin’s closure, their shared vision and why their new gallery is built to last

Following the reopening of Kunsthalle Bern, its director speaks about how European institutions can engage politically with their histories