Features

Family, literary influence, travel and environment in the work of Moyra Davey

Dominik Lang’s work is influenced by his intimate relationship to his family home and the legacy of Czech conceptualism

The London-based artist’s recent performance work

The fictitious portraits of Lynette Yiadom-Boakye

Anonymity and iconography in contemporary protest culture

Lucy McKenzie’s work as part of the collaborative fashion studio, Atelier, embodies the artist’s enquiries into a romanticized past shot through with mythical meaning

Since 1995, Li Yongbin has been creating videos of faces in the Beijing apartment he has lived in for over 30 years

Alessio delli Castelli considers Italian sculptor Medardo Rosso’s photographic legacy

Comic books and identity; innuendo and homoerotic iconography

The authentically real and the profanely cheap; ‘sperm, gold, money, black holes ... ’

Celebrity culture, film studio design and the Hollywood dream

Bodily incursions, surgical violence and an ‘uncommon sense of objecthood’

The donation of an art collection to the American University of Beirut has prompted plans to create two new galleries in Lebanon

Since English has become the lingua franca, what has happened to art – and to language?

For Mariana Castillo Deball, every artefact tells the story of its origin – and where it’s been since

Neo-Materialism, Nature and Gallerists with Guns

Mixing poetry with pop songs, Karl Holmqvist has created a brand-new medium: the drag-performance

Ulrike Ottinger’s films fuse the genres of fantasy and documentary. Yet the origins of this fusion lie in another medium: painting

Electrical Wiring, Diving Lessons and Bird Catching

First broadcast in 1983, Robert Ashley’s TV opera Perfect Lives is a talkative exploration of sociability and storytelling