The artist, whose avant-garde works critiqued racism and sexism in the art world, made incisions into the skin of culture

An unsettling rise in attacks on art in 2024 saw museums tighten policies and authorities adopt harsher, more punitive measures

After attending an exhibition at the Met Museum, Lucy Ives wonders about the allegories and metaphors we choose to imagine our political future

From Larry Stanton’s exploration of virility, tenderness, and the AIDS crisis, to Lucy McKenzie’s immersive murals and installations blending mass cultural imagery and objects

From Sam Lipp’s campy paintings at Bonny Poon/Conditions, to Gabrielle L'Hirondelle Hill’s imaginative arachnids at COOPER COLE, here’s what to see during Art Toronto

In pointillist drawings of women urinating in public at Guts Gallery, London, the artist captures moments of feminine solidarity

For Prospect.6 New Orleans, the artist crafts a vision of the Haitian diaspora through the history and resilience of Louisiana’s ancient cypress trees

As her survey opens at Manchester's Whitworth Art Gallery, we meet an artist redefining portraiture and amplifying Black representation in British art

Through pixels, paraffin and philosophy, the Busan-based artist shares her vision of art governed by the laws of thermodynamics

Artistic directors Miranda Lash and Ebony G. Patterson share their vision for a community-centred dialogue that transcends borders

Ahead of an exhibition at Pace and Thaddaeus Ropac in London, the artist reflects on John Berger’s influence and embracing ambiguity

Ahead of his first institutional show at Camden Art Centre, the artist discusses how London’s architecture shapes the eroticism in his assemblages