‘I could be the President of the United States, and still half the people in the room would question my authority’
At the Courtisane Film Festival, Ghent, filmmaker Mónica Savirón’s programme of works by neglected women artists
In a two-part exhibition at Maureen Paley, London and Morena di Luna, Hove, Donachie's portraits free female beauty and desire from the male gaze
The Chinese dissident artist has justified posing with politician Alice Weidel, who has branded immigrants ‘illiterate’
50 years after ‘rivers of blood’, the politics of fitness culture, Isle of Dogs and language as power: what to read this weekend
From a collection from Seth Siegelaub’s archive to a photography show in an artist’s home, your guide to the best shows around town
In further news: Kenneth Frampton receives Golden Lion at Venice Architecture Biennale; and MoMA sues a cafe for copyright infringement
‘They asked for this lawsuit on a silver platter’ said collector Steven Tananbaum’s counsel, alleging a Ponzi-like scheme
Inspired by L. Frank Baum’s illusory city, K11’s first in-house curated show looks to the hidden forces structuring how we see the world
With her first UK show at Pippy Houldsworth Gallery, London, the Harlem-born artist reflects on the African American experience
From Linder at the Women’s Library to rare paintings by Serge Charchoune, the exhibitions to see outside of the main programme
In the late artist’s paintings, on view at Blum & Poe, Los Angeles, good is evil, right is wrong and no one is innocent
The argument that ancestral connection offers a natural grasp of the complex histories and aesthetics of African art is profoundly misguided
Two brilliant shows at mumok and Galerie Elisabeth & Klaus Thoman, Vienna, revive the late artist’s surreal visions
Move to make ticketed exhibitions more affordable for a younger audience
With his new book How to Write an Autobiographical Novel published today, the writer shares the books that have influenced him
Ahead of the 52nd edition of Art Cologne, your guide to the best shows to see in the city
Matthew Brannon premieres five new works that explore the Vietnam War through meticulously constructed silkscreens at Frieze New York 2018,
Jordan Nassar describes how his presentation in Frame at Frieze New York 2018 unites craft and national consciousness
