Opinion

With the tactics of dissenting groups ever-growing, Natalie Nzeyimana and Derica Shields share their insights on the Police & Crime Bill and why, in an increasingly authoritarian climate, people are still willing to risk protest

Peter Brock explores what blockchain technology could mean for power relations within the art world

In his new film, White Cube, the artist – again – perpetuates the very form of exploitation he is criticizing

The public art installation in Hudson River Park will pay tribute to Matta-Clark’s iconic Day’s End and the commerce, crime, leisure and lovemaking of Manhattan's waterfront past 

The museum's recent acquisitions and display overhaul is a move away from the institution’s elitist past and a celebration of Brazil's rich diversity

As her retrospective ends at Denver Art Museum, the Colorado-based artist reflects on ‘tender-type beginnings to sagging ends’ of ageing sculpture and bodies

Charlie Gere on growing up in London’s back-to-nature counterculture of the 1960s

Jennifer Higgie on how the mirror’s mass production changed the course of art history – and liberated women artists

Cultural censorship helps reinforce Communist Party narratives within China’s borders, but can easily backfire  

Musician Sumeet Samos on how Dalit music has helped mobilize against caste violence and institutional discrimination

The artist speaks with Olamiju Fajemisin on the legacy of Rock Against Racism in the UK

How contemporary Native artists are evading recognition and visibility for a more 'speculative indigenous futurism'

Frieze editors discuss the different trends in digital exhibition-making, from end-of-world scenarios to community-based initiatives

50 years ago, a manifesto by Seth Siegelaub reimagined what economic justice could look like in the arts

Curtis’s new BBC series, Can’t Get You Out of My Head, depicts the repetitive bleakness of individualism, but how can we collectively envision an alternative?

Lee Daniels’s new offering is rife with the formulaic trappings of a Hollywood-sanctioned Black biopic, but what surpasses is the message in the music

Legendary London arts venue, The Horse Hospital, nurtures a vital web of creative expression and disruptive ideas 

From re-interpreting protest symbols to selling work to support striking civil servants, how artists are responding to the military coup

Skaka King's film on the life and assassination of Black Panther leader Fred Hampton exceptionally examines the ever-present interplay between race and capital

A country which was once the epicentre of COVID-19 has seen its art scene flourish thanks to the museums’ community-driven response to the crisis