On the 50th anniversary of Stonewall, we should take up the call of the women who fought on the front lines of the LGBTQ rights revolution

50 years since Apollo 11 and the Manson killings, Lucy Ives reflects on the guilt and male privilege that plagued the Summer of Love

Contemplating deep space and ‘cosmic archaeology’, the artist reflects on her fascination with the universe beyond planet Earth

Affect theory is a carefully constructed blind spot, writes Susanne von Falkenhausen, blind to its own ideologies

The duo’s latest installation at the Prada Foundation is an incomplete take on contemporary America

For more than 60 years the Tehran-born, Minneapolis-based artist has made work about community, coexistence and the experience of exile

The leading Argentinian novelist recalls the cruelty of his hometown’s self-designated cultural curator: his mother

After her celebrated book Seasonal Associate, author Heike Geissler presents a new story for frieze

The artist’s work, on view at the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago, explores the historic and contemporary injustices that inscribe life in Brazil

The menswear designer discusses the writers, artists and spiritual traditions that have influenced her

In her new memoir, the poet asks whether art has a purpose beyond representation

Writer Jörg Scheller considers her practice in light of contemporary political debates and artist Juliette Blightman delves into Cahn’s recently published texts

With a recent show at Stephen Friedman Gallery, the Grenadian-born British artist talks to Osei Bonsu about painting, London's 1980s club scene and moving to Cornwall

Ian F. Martin traces the life and career of the pioneering Japanese musician, on the 50th anniversary of his first record

A survey show of the late artist’s restlessly inventive work at Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac, Paris

At Lawrie Shabibi, Dubai, the UAE-born artist pays homage to his local terrains

A show at Hong Kong’s Tai Kwun Contemporary asks whether to be a woman is always to be damaged goods

At Shanghai’s Qiao Space, the artist’s ambitious new project raises more questions than it answers

‘Movies don’t change, and I do, and I don’t. Memory isn’t a choice and, like everyone, I forget way more than I can recall, necessarily.’

The Italian artist, who currently has a solo show at MAXXI in Rome, discusses her influences, her frustrations and her love of mozzarella

The artist walks a fine line between nostalgic irreverence and wry critique

In her compellingly off-kilter sculpture, Reaves imagines strange and dire futures

At Nasher Sculpture Center, the prolific artist’s solo exhibition chafes at the history of Western modernism

At Display, Prague, the Brazilian artist questions the insidious mechanisms that govern women’s reproductive health

An exhibition at Swiss Institute, New York, reflects on the vulnerability of our bodies and our desire for intimacy

A new exhibition at BolteLang, Zurich, is as markedly sombre as it is delightful

Paul B. Preciado’s norm-defining show at WKV Stuttgart lays the groundwork for a crip-theoretical re-evaluation of art history

An exhibition at Index, Stockholm, fuses activism, queer performance and pop music

The Golden Lion-winning Lithuanian Pavilion, ‘Sun & Sea (Marina)’, crafts an endless pop song for the end times

At Goldsmiths CCA, the group’s darkly comic grotesqueries reflect an unsettling age  

With wit and gumption, the late artist broke with institutional proprietaries and pedigree to rethink art’s place in its community

An epochal exhibition of the Ghanaian artist – the last curated by Okwui Enwezor – gives the Munich institution a new face

Two concurrent exhibitions in London use mark-making as a way to get at something beyond what we see

Curated by Charlie Porter, ‘Palimpsest’ turns the attention back on the history of the neo-gothic estate

The late US painter’s first European survey, at Hamburger Bahnhof, Berlin, is a missed opportunity

Family history, myth and geopolitics intertwine in the artist’s largest UK show to date

Two exhibitions, at MoMA and David Zwirner, reveal how the impresario and his milieu defied the rationalism of 20th-century art

At the Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit, the French collective’s attack on the autonomy of art feels as prescient as it did 50 years ago

A new work by Beth Collar, commissioned by Matt’s Gallery and CGP London, pulls apart female hysteria

Beatriz Colomina’s latest book, X-Ray Architecture, argues that the spaces and technologies of the sanatorium gave rise to the modern movement’s iconic forms

A show at Max Mayer, Düsseldorf, uses typeface to pay tribute to women artists 

A long-overdue survey exhibition at the Villa Vassilieff in Paris highlights the depth and range of the films made by the late artist from 1977 until 1991

The second iteration of this dynamic biennial is a mix of poignant reflection and feverish energy 

An exhibition at Peres Projects, Berlin, shows how society’s attitudes to sex have changed throughout the 86-year-old artist’s career

The artist’s sculptures turn urban detritus into natural-looking forms  

A glance at Gagliardi’s new paintings at Brussels’s Rodolphe Janssen Gallery

The artist’s new show at White Cube combines structuralist filmmaking with the Green Cross Code, to dazzling effect

In a lively group show at Petzel Gallery, the late Danish artist’s irreverent ‘modification paintings’ are presented alongside some of the many works they later inspired 

A survey at Kestnergesellschaft, Hannover, shows an artist in constant dialogue with the world