Profiles

Space collapses and expands in the New York artist’s work, on view in the Frieze Viewing Room and part of the Deutsche Bank Collection

Simon Wu considers how the artist’s shiny sculptural configurations reflect the art world’s taste back at itself

For their contribution to the 59th Venice Biennale, Pauliina Feodoroff, Máret Ánne Sara and Anders Sunna address the impact of colonization on the Sámi people

Ahead of the artist’s contribution to the German Pavilion, Adam Szymczyk considers how she might embrace the loaded history of the country she will represent

Im Vorfeld von Maria Eichhorns Beitrag für den deutschen Pavillon stellt Adam Szymczyk Überlegungen hinsichtlich der Frage an, in welcher Form die Künstlerin das Thema Zugänglichkeit aufgreifen wird – angesichts einer Welt, die um den Begriff der Grenze herum organisiert ist.

On the occasion of the artist’s first solo exhibition in Berlin at KW Institute for Contemporary Art, Carina Bukuts writes about his 20-year practice of deconstructing the image politics of war

The late artist and writer radically reconceived the relationship between art, artist and audience.

Amy Sherlock returns to the artist’s east London studio to witness preparations for a major new exhibition at Nasher Sculpture Center in Dallas 

Marko Gluhaich profiles five figures leading the charge in education in Los Angeles and beyond, from Catherine Opie to Mercedes Dorame

The founder of Los Angeles-based studio Waka Waka on his distinct design language, which combines Japanese craftsmanship with Memphis Group wit

During his first years as MACRO's artistic director, Lo Pinto has initiated a series of projects that break free from the limits of institutions

From pole dancing to Disney princesses, the artist ‘hijacks’ modes of performance to show the power dynamics inherent in the way we move

As a new series of Covid-19 lockdowns hit Europe, the Amsterdam-based choreographers’ club inspired performances are more relevant than ever

The Seoul-based designer discusses his extensive collective – including works by Lee Ufan and Ahn Kyuchul – and the last work he brought 

On the occasion of the artist's solo exhibition at Kunsthalle Basel, Sarah E. James considers the artist's idiosyncratic abstractions

Our critics drum up an international list of their favourite promising artists

Tieu's film Moving Target Shadow Detection (2021), commissioned for this year’s Frieze Artist Award, investigates a mysterious condition

Meet the London-based collaborative duo, curators this year's Frieze London LIVE programme

The artist’s monumental new installation at MoMA is his most complete and ambitious project yet

The artist’s sleek tableaux present ghoulish, lithesome male figures as both objects of desire and graven images of death