Profiles

Central Mexico is leading the country’s rapidly developing and internationally engaged art scene 

Two years on, Hong Kong’s mass pro-democracy demonstrations continue to reverberate

Irony and honesty combine in the work of the late Ellen Cantor

‘Allen can take the listener from a tender meditation on the meaning of home to a stomping history lesson about Spanish conquistadors invading Mexico, and then flip right back’

A new shape-shifting publication by the Milanese collective Gasconade 

Douglas Crimp's new memoir charts his life in the galleries and gay bars of 1970s New York

A newly-released album gives overdue attention to the innovative, politicized music of the late Julius Eastman

Revisiting the radical model of the London Film-Makers' Co-op, 50 years after it was founded

In memory of Emilio Prini (1943–2016)

On the counter-cultural icon Hubert Fichte, founder of German-language Pop literature

On the new large-scale co-production Medea.Matrix by Susanne Kennedy, who will soon join Chris Dercon's new team at Berlin's Volksbühne

Remembering the Danish artist who died in June, aged 37

A new exhibition at Fondation Cartier in Paris is dedicated to the work and ideas of legendary composer Bernie Krause

Curator of the Fiorucci Art Trust talks about the recent Volcano Extravaganza on Stromboli and the Trust’s unique way of working

Trajal Harrell talks ‘realness’, daydreaming, and his performance Twenty Looks or Paris is Burning at the Judson Church (S)

Remembering Jo Cox (1974 – 2016)

Brazilian artist Tunga has died, aged 64

The Director of Whitstable Biennale talks about her time in Kent and what can be expected from this year's programme

In Focus: Raphaela Vogel

‘What I appreciate most about the early Residents is how those big eyeballs were always inspecting both the inside and the outside of their bubble’