Interviews

The agency’s founder talks about warfare in the age of post truth, deconstructing images and holding states and corporations to account

Valeska Soares tells Tausif Noor why her visceral art is “like a trap”

With her first UK show at Pippy Houldsworth Gallery, London, the Harlem-born artist reflects on the African American experience

‘I'm interested in the voice as author, as witness, as conduit, as ventriloquist’ – the artist speaks about what comes next

Ahead of her presentation at Centre Pompidou in June, the artist and choreographer talks about slowness, detail and the anti-spectacular

With his fourth plinth commission unveiled in London, the artist talks archaeological magic tricks and Saddam Hussein’s obsession with Star Wars

With her first major solo exhibition in the UK, the US filmmaker Ericka Beckman speaks about video games, socialist Monopoly and breaking rules

Q: What should stay the same? A:‘The North Pole.’

Ahead of the Oscars the director of the art world satire talks about making the real-life Square, the Swedish monarchy and male moral failure

Jace Clayton interviews Arthur Jafa about the politics of filmmaking, ‘black sites’ and learning how to surprise himself

Q: What should stay the same? A: ‘Nature, the earth.’

The Israeli-born American artist talks about his show inaugurating the Stockholm foundation's satellite space in Jaffa

With the sad news of the passing of Betty Woodman, revisiting her interview where she talked about ceramic histories and modern painting

Q: What should change? A: 'At the Moment, Britain's slow car crash into Brexit.'

An interview with Casco – Office for Art, Design and Theory, on new ways for art institutions to work

Fifty years after its first outing, the artist reprises his legendary Walking Sculpture performance in the US

Founders of the Book Society in Seoul, Helen Ku and Lim Kyung Yong, talk about the origins of their bookshop and publishing house

Q: What do you like the look of? A: Water, always, in any weather. Calm, stormy, in the morning, at sunset, even at night.

Q: What do you wish you knew? A: ‘Why I find vacuuming the house so oddly gratifying.’

An interview with Barry Miles, the co-founder of ’60s underground newspaper International Times