Jude Law portrays Vladimir Putin in Olivier Assayas’s latest, while Kathryn Bigelow presents her first film in eight years

A new exhibition at Peter Freeman Inc. showcases how the artist ignited ‘a revolution that’s going to change the form of the book’

In These are Addressed to You, the writer and artist reflects on the meaning of letters, correspondence and the epistolic form

Curator Sorcha Carey’s vision unites monolithic and reflective commissions – from a three-headed stone bird to bespoke ice cream – enlivening this British coastal setting

By responding to the late artist’s works at Kunstmuseum Liechtenstein, Vaduz, Olesen confronts the opaque legacies of postwar masculinity

A new retrospective honours the filmmaker’s lyrical eye, but largely sidesteps his politics and contemporary relevance

The photographer and wildlife rehabilitator explores migration, exile and healing in her show at the International Center of Photography, New York

As his solo show opens at Studio Voltaire, London, the artist discusses his ‘trashy’ aesthetic and how ecological anxiety fuels his resourceful approach

Nick Olney and Eric Gleason reflect on Kasmin’s closure, their shared vision and why their new gallery is built to last

Following the reopening of Kunsthalle Bern, its director speaks about how European institutions can engage politically with their histories

Aspen Art Museum's CEO and artistic director Nicola Lees discusses how its inaugural AIR Festival explores redefinitions of life and selfhood through artistic inquiry, AI and institutional experimentation