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Critic's Guide - 18 Sep 2017

Critic’s Guide: Los Angeles

With PST LA/LA taking over the city, highlights from the corresponding gallery programme

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Review - 19 Sep 2017

Wilson Díaz

Museo Tamayo, Mexico City, Mexico

News - 19 Sep 2017

Briefing

Tate announces record visitor numbers, documenta artists defend its curators, Zeitz MOCAA to open

2 minutes

Review - 18 Sep 2017

Win McCarthy

Silberkuppe, Berlin, Germany

Opinion - 18 Sep 2017

Mad Men

Should Trump have won an Emmy?

Review - 15 Sep 2017

Hernan Bas

Victoria Miro, London, UK

Culture Digest - 15 Sep 2017

Weekend Reading List

The state of fashion journalism, the fate of ‘world-scale’ art exhibitions and the creation of a British Islam: what to read this weekend

News - 15 Sep 2017

Briefing

Documenta curatorial team respond to financial mismanagement report; Gwangju Biennale announces 2018 theme

2 minutes

Feature - 15 Sep 2017

What Opera Might Be

Ahead of its South London Gallery performance, how Tom Phillips’s Irma – a work that questions the genre of opera itself – is being staged

Interview - 14 Sep 2017

It’s Get Better

Ahead of the 5th edition of his cult annual event – the first outside of New York – Stewart Uoo talks positivity, performance and parties

Critic's Guide - 14 Sep 2017

Critic’s Guide: Istanbul

With the opening of the 15th Istanbul Biennial this week, a guide to the best exhibitions around town

Review - 14 Sep 2017

Marie-Louise Ekman

Moderna Museet, Stockholm, Sweden

Critic's Guide - 13 Sep 2017

Critic’s Guide: Chicago

Ahead of the openings of EXPO Chicago and the 2017 Chicago Architecture Biennial, a guide to the best exhibitions around town

News - 13 Sep 2017

Frieze Writer's Prize: Winner Announced

Cal Revely-Calder wins the 2017 prize for his review of Dom Sylvester Houédard's exhibition 'Typestracts'

Interview - 13 Sep 2017

In Profile: Cristina Rodrigues

The artist discusses her hyper-decorated tapestries, resuscitating dying traditions and retrospective in Castelo Branco, Portugal

Review - 13 Sep 2017

Limits of Knowing

Martin-Gropius-Bau, Berlin, Germany

Review - 12 Sep 2017

Florine Stettheimer

The Jewish Museum, New York, USA

Feature

What Opera Might Be

Ahead of its South London Gallery performance, how Tom Phillips’s Irma – a work that questions the genre of opera...

Critic's Guide

Critic’s Guide: Istanbul

With the opening of the 15th Istanbul Biennial this week, a guide to the best exhibitions around town

Critic's Guide

Critic’s Guide: Chicago

Ahead of the openings of EXPO Chicago and the 2017 Chicago Architecture Biennial, a guide to the best exhibitions...

Review

Florine Stettheimer

The Jewish Museum, New York, USA

Critic's Guide

Critic’s Guide: Berlin

Highlights of the exhibitions and performances taking place during Berlin Art Week

Profile

Tributes to John Ashbery (1927-2017)

Reflections, a favourite verse, and a new poem dedicated to one of the English language’s most renowned poets of the...

Review

Skulptur Projekte Münster

Various venues, Münster, Germany

City Report

Postcard from Marseille

Buoyed by Manifesta announcing it will dock in the port city in 2020, is Marseille becoming the new LA?

Critic's Guide

Critic’s Guide: Dusseldorf & Cologne

Ahead of this year’s DC Open and gallery share Okey-Dokey, a round-up of the best shows across the Rhineland cities

Opinion

Walk With Me

From artist Enoch Cheng’s nocturnal balletics to fascist violence in Charlottesville, rethinking the political agency...

City Report

Postcard from the West Bank

Opened 15 months ago but remaining empty until now, the inaugural show at the landmark Palestinian Museum in Birzeit

City Report

Postcard from Copenhagen

The dual sides to the city’s Cph Art Week

Opinion

Auntie Knows Best?

Queer cringe at the BBC and other diversity dilemmas

Feature

A Tale of Two Cities

On documenta 14 in Athens and Kassel

Profile

After Kathy Acker

Chris Kraus’s biography of the first female ‘Great Writer as Countercultural Hero’

Profile

Chiara Fumai (1978-2017)

Remembering the artist whose occultist experiments transformed her body and biography into art

City Report

Postcard from Middlesbrough

In this microcosm of the disenfranchisement of ‘Late Great Britain’, what use is art?

Opinion

Don’t Call Them Memorials

Public debate around Confederate insignia has little to do with historical fact, and everything to do with collective...

Culture Digest

Ritual and Relief

A multi-faceted collaboration between Matthew Barney, Ragnar Kjartansson and the Iceland Dance Company reflects on...

Opinion

A Fresh Perspective

What Luc Besson’s Valerian and a number of recent artists’ 3D films are getting right about our current reality

Opinion

Site Lines

The removal of the Confederate monuments in Baltimore shows decisiveness after years of inaction – already they stand...

News

Briefing

Yayoi Kusama to open her own museum; Confederate monuments removed in Baltimore; David Roberts Art Foundation to leave...

Opinion

70th Locarno Film Festival

From a tribute to Straub/Huillet to Valerie Massadian’s portrait of teenage motherhood, the turn to real situations and...

Opinion

Contested Constellation

Japan’s growing number of art festivals tread a precarious path between state-sponsored leisure-culture and soft-power...

City Report

Summer of Love

Fifty years after the term was coined, a show in Samos reflects on ‘the unlikely liaison between love and politics’

Review

The 57th Venice Biennale

Arsenale and Giardini, Venice, Italy

Opinion

Under A Cloud

SoundCloud has been invaluable to the new music community for both documentation and discovery – now the audio-...

Profile

The Man Who Discovered Warhol

The extraordinary life of the late, great, gallerist and collector Alexander Iolas

Review

Condo New York

Various venues, New York, USA

Opinion

Something in the Air

At a time of instantaneous information and fetishized immersivity, artists are evoking scent as an alchemical, bodily...

Influences

Portfolio: Monira Al Qadiri

With her current show at Gasworks, London, the Kuwaiti artist shares some influential images

Opinion

‘Soul of a Nation: Art in the Age of Black Power’

Successfully layering a broader socio-historical narrative onto a period of radical non-conformity, this is an...

City Report

Les Rencontres d'Arles 2017

With a strong surrealist strain, and including a welcome number of female artists, highlights from the 48th edition of...

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Material: David Adjaye

For the third in our six-part series in collaboration with B&O PLAY, Design Matters, architect David Adjaye on the importance of technology in making smarter and more ecological materials

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Art & Architecture Conference 2016

Watch highlights from the inaugural conference in 2016, featuring Martino Gamper, Gabriel Orozco, Annabelle Selldorf and Peter Zumthor among others

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