Profiles

A series of installations and a new LP from artist, composer and percussionist Eli Keszler

The new director of London's ICA discusses rebuilding, restructuring and the integrity of culture

In the studio with Pedro Friedeberg, the last of Mexico’s Surrealists

Included in CTM Festival in Berlin, musician Guillermo Galindo discusses the instruments he builds from the discarded belongings of migrants

Forty years of the Los Angeles Free Music Society

Dan Fox pays tribute to the life and work of a writer, theorist, cultural commentator, and friend, who passed away last week

A filmmaker for the internet generation, the Argentinian director is doing new things and not looking back

Four artists pay tribute to the life and work of the cherished German dealer, who passed away at the end of last year

Recently released online, MoMA’s vast exhibitions archive shakes up the modernist canon

How should designers respond to disaster?

Colonialism and contemporary Australia in the paintings of Helen Johnson

On the art of Monika Baer

Themes of youth, travel and work eddy through Eduardo Williams’s debut feature

A form of mental illness or a cultural norm that has shapeshifted over time?

Geeta Dayal looks back on the life of US composer Pauline Oliveros, including reflections from, amongst others, Terry Riley and Morton Subotnick

‘Walshe’s work as a composer and sound artist draws on a form of cultural consumption that stems from living on the periphery of the metropolis’

Thoughts on John Berger’s prose as he turns 90

The history of ‘other’ cinema stretches from the explosion of film as a popular art in America to the late 1940s, when integration began, haltingly, in Hollywood and in popular culture

Trouble in the museums and presidential palaces of Vienna

Donna Haraway takes on the Anthropocene