The writer interrogates the meaning of care, as well as communicating beyond the mother echo-chamber, through the works of Caroline Walker

The writer reflects on their experience with psilocybin therapy and coping with familial loss

Lucy Ives profiles the artist whose fabric sculptures conserve the texture of everyday life

Alastair Curtis reviews two memoirs by the French writer and looks at the lessons he learned from past relationships

The writer pens a list of everything he’s said goodbye to

Jeremy Atherton Lin profiles the German photographer and reflects on the artist’s lifelong search for the truth

On the occasion of a retrospective in Dusseldorf, Stanton Taylor revisits Mucha's remembrance of West Germany

Alejandro Zambra on how reading Vicuña helped him lose his fear of writing

On the occasion of Carolee Schneemann’s survey at the Barbican Art Gallery, Cathy Wade looks back at the artist’s 1973 kinetic painting ‘Up to and Including Her Limits’

Alvin Li speaks with Mire Lee about emotion and affect in her sculptural works, and the influence of space, architecture and the macabre on her practice

Cathy Park Hong, Brenda Lozano and Mónica de la Torre on three iconic works

Andrés Anwandter on the artist's intuitive approach to working the room

Liz Kim on how the social and artistic movement of the 1980s inspired a new generation of Korean artists

A poem by Cecilia Vicuña

At Crèvecoeur, Paris, the artist's new video work continues her interest in the results of rejection and subjugation on marginalized French youth

Presented within multifunctional and frequently changing spaces, this year’s edition of the quinquennial exhibition combines art with social kitchens, garden gatherings and even a pro-BDSM party

At O—Overgaden, Copenhagen, the artist’s videos hint at an ecstatic climax on a sweat-drenched dance floor

At Galerie Nagel Draxler, Cologne, the artist's collages delve into the economic and geopolitical realities of Nord Stream 2

At Derosia, the artist presents a body of work that stirs both our commercial and corporeal desires

At M Leuven, the artist draws on the allegorical as a means of exposing the absurdity of the current state of affairs

At Richard Saltoun Gallery, London, a trilogy of works delves into the domestic exploitation of Southern Italian women

The exhibition at the National Gallery of Art, Washington D.C., reminds us that non-Black people cannot excise themselves from the history of the African Diaspora

At Layr, Vienna, the artist’s new video works put a group of men under a scrupulous yet intimate examination

The seaside festival returns with 20 new commissions, addressing climate change, coastal erosion, folklore and displacement 

At the Hirshhorn Musuem, Washington, D.C., the artist presents new and recent works that employ storytelling as its primary medium

The nomadic gallery MASA showcases a group exhibition of Mexican and Mexico-based artists, designers and architects that intervene the iconic site once again

At Thomas Dane Gallery, London, the artist explores how class domination is maintained through the conservation of objects

A posthumous exhibition at Galerie Knoell, Basel, makes the case for the artist's inclusion in transatlantic art history

Across two new exhibitions in Los Angeles, the polymath showcases work from the 1980s to the present that reveals a talismanic power

At Dundee Contemporary Arts, the first UK institutional presentation of the film k.364 ruminates on ancestral trauma, travel and music

A group show at KADIST, San Francisco, charts the changing role of tradition in East Asian contemporary art

Two exhibitions at Modern Art Oxford and Camden Arts Centre, London, examine the impermanence of power

At El Museo del Barrio, New York, a survey of its founder reveals the artist’s commitment to making by unmaking

At PSM, the artist's low-tech, smoke-and-mirrors intervention traces the connection between capitalism and militarism

The artist’s first solo exhibition at David Zwirner, London, absorbs us into single, intimate moments

At Kiasma, Helsinki, a group exhibition weaves the strands of contemporary life’s omnipresent anxieties into a complex and intriguing fabric

A joint exhibition at Jhaveri Contemporary, Mumbai, opens a cross-generational discourse, connecting the two artist’s interests in light and momentary experience

At the Institute of Contemporary Art Virginia Commonwealth University, the artist cobbles together filmic and digital imagery to form spiritual beings

The 2022 edition of High Desert Test Sites, curated by Iwona Blazwick, sees the likes of Dineo Seshee Bopape and Jack Pierson scattered across the Californian desert

In her triumphant survey exhibition at Palazzo Grassi, Venice, the artist continues her long-running exploration of women as generative, creative forces

A group exhibition of works by Clémentine Bruno, Mara Fortunatović, Eva Gold and Bella Riza at London’s Nicoletti Contemporary wrestles with ideas of loss, absence and yearning