Opinion

The Nobel Prize-winning writer and the journalist chronicle their affair through shared photography. We revisit their story ahead of its reissue

With more institutions embracing immersive art experiences, the onus now falls to visitors to avoid shallow interpretations of truly great works

Joseph Sissens and Joseph Toonga discuss curating festivals that celebrate Black achievements in dance

A tribute to the dancer’s acclaimed return to choreography following years of ground-breaking artistic innovation

The choreographer’s latest work, Goner, powerfully blends movement and vulnerability, reflecting the viewer’s gaze back onto themselves

On a recent visit to Nevada, Erika Balsom discovered how the artist’s monumental sculpture is a meditation on transience

Other picks include Dionne Brand’s latest non-fiction exploration of intergenerational memory and the long-running London Review Bookshop podcast

Artists and celebrities pledge support for the democratic candidate, bolstering her online image through donations and agit-prop

The artist discusses their exchange with the late director and the mythology behind their presentation at the 15th Gwangju Biennale

A new collection of Kevin Killian’s product recommendations is a masterclass in the craft 

Four friends and collaborators of the late artist share memories about his laughter, activism and radical visions

The late artist surrealistically changed the way we visualize the body in space

An excerpt from ‘Idle Sheets’, a rare archival gem, provides invaluable insights from the scene’s first historian

Other highlights include two reissues from the UK experimental quartet Throbbing Gristle and Bill Gunn’s magnum opus Personal Problems 

From Nicole Kidman’s BDSM adventures to a pastoral docudrama by French twin directors Ludovic and Zoran Boukherma, here are five films to keep an eye out for this year

This oral history, with insights from the publication’s editors and contributors, delves into its mission to shape perspectives on the Middle East

The artist’s paintings, featured in the upcoming Gwangju Biennale, are strikingly familiar yet elusive, offering a challenge to decode

As an exhibition on the late artist opens in São Paulo, Fernanda Brenner reflects on the comfort she found in his delicate drawings

The centenary of the writer’s portrait-poem ‘If I Told Him’ is marked with an elegy on its enduring impact

An exhibition organized by arts foundation Perasma adds to the wealth of cultural offerings in the Dodecanese this summer