Culture Digest

A new film from Richard Linklater

From transgender narratives to the cosmic hum: what to read this weekend

Wolfgang Tillmans has launched a pro-EU poster campaign. Should more UK cultural institutions be speaking out?

The printed page as exhibition space

Could this viscerality, this hysteria, be political?

From the legacy of Prince to the continued importance of Hannah Arendt: what we've been reading this week

From Nabokov's butterfly collection to the legacy of Kobe Bryant: the best things we've read this week

London-based producer SBTRKT’s new online project

A different kind of post-internet: the comics of Brian K. Vaughan

Claude Lanzmann’s collected writings and the challenge of the divine diver

Ta Nehisi Coates on race in comics and Donald Trump on contemporary art: what to read this weekend

Art, war and the Louvre in Alexander Sokurov’s Francofonia

Larry Levan and the enduring power of disco

The portrayals of politics in House of Cards,Madam Secretaryand Veep

From the fall of Cecil Rhodes to the return of Pee-wee Herman: what we’ve been reading this week

Robert Wilson's exuberant portrayal of Samuel Beckett's weary anti-hero, Krapp

Sea sponges, millennials and the consistent yet surprising concept of binary fluffing

From a history of sabotage to the yogi rock of Bhagavan Das: the best things we've read this week

The inaugural issue of Swimmers, a London-based publishing project uniting poets and artists

Anna Homler and Steven Warwick’s Breadwoman highlights the ever-iterative performance of the female voice