Profiles

‘That moment, that smile’: collaborators of the filmmaker pay tribute to a force in California's film and music scenes and a vital friend and ally

From a swarm of black paper moths to an invented typeface, a retrospective at MUAC reflects the Mexican artist’s shape-shifting practice

Gillian Darley on the reopening of the newly-renovated Kettle's Yard in Cambridge

Ronald Jones pays tribute to a rare critic, art historian, teacher and friend who coined the term Post-Minimalism

‘An artist in a proud and profound sense, whether he liked it or not’ – a tribute by Michael Bracewell

Ahead of a show at Amsterdam’s EYE Filmmuseum, how the documentarian’s wandering gaze takes in China’s landscapes of loss

With 11 of her works on show at the Musée d'Orsay, one of the most underrated artists in modern European history is brought out from the shadows

The winner of the Hugo Boss Asia Art Award 2017 epitomizes an experimental, almost carefree attitude to filmmaking

‘A countercultural beacon’: Ian Bourland reflects on the artist’s remarkable, six-decade career

A rare, in-depth interview with fashion designer Jil Sander

Remembering the visionary ceramic artist whose aesthetic was that of a painter: ‘Everything she touched was edged with delight’

Ahead of the launch at Frieze New York 2018, see what selected Artist Award winners made, felt and did next

A pivot to glass by the sculptor shows an attempt to see hope through political disillusionment

Inverting the gaze: real life biography, game play fantasy and Frantz Fanon combine in the British artist’s films

Rediscovering Jo Bondy through her assemblages, box works, and ceramics from the 1960s to 1970s

From non-art to art and back again: on the eve of a major Jim Shaw and Mike Kelley show, an interview with the director of the MSU Broad

One year on from his death, Fondation Cartier pays tribute to the Malian photographer with a large-scale retrospective

The New York-based filmmaker has been questioning the politics of image-making for more than three decades

Why her impact on art history is inestimable

On the Marxist-inspired children's films of Hartmut Bitomsky and Harun Farocki, screened for the first time in more than 40 years