Opinion

In celebration of the late conceptual artist, frieze revisits a conversation with Matthew Higgs in which Weiner answers 20 questions about his work and practice

Nick Earhart remembers his former professor and acclaimed experimental composer, Alvin Lucier

J. Howard Rosier honors the designer whose work with Off-White and Louis Vuitton profoundly transformed the fashion industry

Linda Rosenkrantz remembers the decades of friendship she had with the photographer

Jamila Prowse surveys how artists, writers and critics become their own unofficial biographers when grappling with illness and misdiagnosis

Kareem Reid on how the group’s Turner Prize nomination conflicts with the B.O.S.S community-oriented aims

Recent exhibitions by Bea Schlingelhoff and Michaela Melián demonstrate that the city’s institutions are sensitively reckoning with their fascist pasts

Ophelia Lai pays a visit to the feted new museum – a controversial government-backed, multibillion-dollar institution built to rival Tate Modern

In his newest hallucinatory animation, ‘Life After BOB’, the artist questions self-determination in an algorithmic age

The latest experimental thriller from the Booker Prize winner propagates its subjects’ paranoia within the reader’s mind

Aria Dean, Calla Henkel, Rene Matić, Frieda Toranzo Jaeger and Yukinori Yanagi tell us what deserves a rebound

Esmé Hogeveen reviews the writer's new book Replace Me (2021), which tackles replaceability against a backdrop of employment precarity in the arts and academia  

Huw Lemmy tracks the rise and fall of the UK’s most iconic purveyor of teenage cool, and the desires, hopes and aching failures it left its wake

Jamila Prowse reflects on how disability-inclusive resources can create a better art world

In the age of ‘fake news’ Lukas Brasiskis analyses the moving-image artists recalibrating the optics on truth

The artist reflects on a single work by the Spanish master that opened up an absurd world

As the high street institution shuts for good, five artists and writer, including Pablo Bronstein and Lubaina Himid, propose ideas for Philip Green’s fallen kingdom

The group of art students – assembled by Ming Wong – negotiates the boundary between engagement and appropriation

For her performance at Performa 2021, the artist reimagines her colourful figures of Black womanhood for the stage

Sasha Frere-Jones pens a letter to Todd Haynes, the director of the new documentary, which charts the band’s illustrious career