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On Thomas More's wildly influential book, which was published 500 years ago

Artists write about a work of art that has influenced them

Artists write about a work of art that has influenced them

Artists write about a work of art that influenced them

The great art historian Aby Warburg was born 150 years ago. John-Paul Stonard visits his famous library in Hamburg

Despite years of sexual inequality in China a positive gender-shift seems to be taking place in the art world

Looking at Caravaggio in the 21st century

Artists write about a work of art that has influenced them

The fifth and final part of our series looking back at the most significant exhibitions from the past 25 years

David Grubbs on Kai Althoff's recorded music, in the new issue of frieze d/e out now

Grizedale’s collaborative model village comes to Dublin

The penultimate installment of our five part series: the frieze editors select the most significant shows from the past 25 years

Claus Richter on attending an early concert by Workshop

Tobias Madison on the 2001 album Es liebt Dich und Deine Köperlichkeit ein Ausgeflippter by Workshop

Lena Henke on Kai Althoff and Lutz Braun's installation Kolten Flynn (2006)

Mathieu Malouf on material juxtapositions in Kai Althoff's works from 2007

A Man Walks his Dog in the Park

Kai's Boutique

Nicolaus Schafhausen on Germany, origins and individualism as utopia in the work of Kai Althoff

With their tribal tattoos facing the world, the sculptures of Anna Uddenberg shed a light on class and gender stereotypes