Profiles

At the artist’s first institutional show in China, real life slips into the shadows of a digital world seeking to supplant it

Despite the pitfalls of the pandemic, the independent curator continues to organize exciting exhibitions and find new and creative ways to engage with artists

From Camille Henrot in Hanover to William Kentridge in Luxembourg, these are the institutional exhibitions that we’re looking forward to

At the heart of the artist's work is a critique of the violence of representation

The painter, writer, educator and self-described ‘art appreciator’ invites us to follow and think alongside her

Stawarska-Beavan’s multi-media works stress lost and forgotten aspects of spaces and their political, public and private borders 

How Virunhakul's performances mobilize touch between audience and performer

In his home studio the artist explores pleasure, privilege and how ‘through our body, we bring our archives’

Tania Candiani on how the artists’ work challenges the dominant historical narrative of the clash between Indigenous and European cultures

 

Rykeyn Bailey captures the violence of time passing in a new series of drawings and paintings

What do art and cheerleading have in common? Moon thinks they both come from the core

Rodney McMillian on how work of his former students work is ‘a way to digest how ideas about race, radicalism and class are negotiated'

Khamissy’s works document unresolved personal histories 

Panayiotou on how the French artist’s sculptures ‘look straight into the eyes of the viewer’

The creator of ‘allegorical’ exhibitions, who believed in the potential of mistakes, has died aged 88

This year’s Marcel Duchamp Prize winner looks at knowledge that has fallen through the cracks

The clubland veteran is committed to sharing stories of survival

While the American artist was staying in Dublin in the 1990s, she encountered a female character with a wildness to match Mad Sweeney 

Bradford Nordeen remembers the late American filmmaker’s carnality, decay, hurt, humour and so much excruciating beauty

The late playwright and novelist galvanized the fight against HIV/AIDS