Opinion

To celebrate the recent release of her book, An Image of My Name Enters America, the author shares a list of literary works that have inspired her

How contemporary artists are turning to the animal kingdom for tools to challenge heteronormativity

The artist, who captured the beauty and anguish of the human experience, leaves behind a body of work that will resonate for generations to come

The adventures of Gimley Bunning, roving reporter in the art world

Other highlights include Arika’s return with a five-day programme in Glasgow and an exciting lineup of shows in London

After eight years of the right-wing Law and Order Party, the Polish arts community finally has something to celebrate

Four artists share how their connections to the Vietnamese diaspora – from New Orleans to Ho Chi Minh City – shape their storytelling

The photographer reflects on his connection to image-making in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina’s impact on New Orleans

A writer reflects on her hometown, exploring its economic and architectural changes through art and film

In drawing, performance and sculpture, Imani Jacqueline Brown and Jeremy Toussaint-Baptiste reveal the scale of loss in the state

The musician shares her perspective on the genre’s vibrant and constantly evolving landscape

An exhibition at Crystal Bridges explores the impact of nuclear history while celebrating the vibrant culture of the Marshall Islands

Jonas N.T. Becker on the overlooked persistence of extractivism in the region and its ongoing impact on communities and the environment

Ahead of her show at Marianne Boesky, New York, the artist discusses how kinfolk and ancestral landscapes have influenced her creative process

Ahead of Prospect 6, we revisit the artist’s portrayal of Louisiana’s ‘Cancer Alley’ – its flora intertwined with petrochemical infrastructure

Sampling the ‘Longevity Method’ made this reviewer question: Why can’t artists also be health gurus?

Writer and academic Helen Charman’s debut non-fiction book tracks the cultural fixation of mothering in art and literature

Choreographer Damien Jalet discusses the impact of movement in film, Emilia Pérez and earning accolades at the Cannes Film Festival

An adaptation of Colson Whitehead’s acclaimed novel uses first-person perspective to intimately portray the joys and struggles of Black life

Highlights also include Gerardo Sámano Córdova’s debut novel and Peggy Gou's first album