The poet and artist creates works that occupy a transitional state between life and death

Considering the art and writing of the New York based artist, whose work delved into the distances of time and memory

MoMA curator Stuart Comer examines the role of everyday items as a way to approach traumatic histories

In New York, La Monte Young and Marian Zazeela’s permanent sound and light installation continue to amaze its visitors

After a seven-year hiatus, the artist returns this summer with a startling new album of ‘true feelings’

On the occasion of her show at the Guggenheim Museum, the artist discusses how shifts in scale and juxtaposition reflect an experience of time

On the occasion of his new book Catastrophe Time!, Gary Zhexi Zhang questions how we make sense of our era when history seems to speed by us

Ahead of a survey opening at MUDAM Luxembourg in May, the artist speaks about her pioneering practice bridging photography and experimental book forms

How the artists’ solo works confront difficult realities in the wake of their collaborative venture, Circular File

At the Museum of Applied Arts, Vienna, the artist’s recent works explore the politics of human production and consumption

In ‘Time Clock Piece’ the artist punched a time clock every hour for a year, capturing the synchronicity of ‘life time’ and ‘art time’

In a wide-ranging oral history, members of the space recall its astonishing – and sometimes contentious – three years

At Fotomuseum Winterthur, ‘Aphasia’ addresses the barriers that the dominance of the French language imposes on civic participation

In the artist’s hometown of Mumbai, the Jehangir Nicholson Art Foundation presents a survey of her work contextualized within the broader artistic community of post-independence India

At Noah Klink, Berlin, the artist’s dog paintings are disarmingly joyful depictions of human-animal relationships

At Gallery Baton, Seoul, the artist presents new paintings that are an analogue take on the LED installations for which he is best known

At Luhring Augustine, New York, the sculptor's embalmed everyday objects memorialize both personal and collective transformation

At M HKA, Museum of Contemporary Art Antwerp, the artist’s career retrospective takes influence from Gloria E. Anzaldúa and James Joyce

At Pinacoteca de Estado, São Paulo, the artist toes the fragile line between language, bodies and the environment

At Matèria, Rome, the artist’s beeswax sculpture of a key figure in Buddhism reflects a significant moment in Mongolian history

The Glasgow-based polymath’s solo show at Chapter, Cardiff, is rigorously informed by ancient and mediaeval religions and spiritual movements

At TRAMPS, New York, the stalwart of the Lower East Side art and music scenes transmutes a painful personal archive into new assemblages

At ARoS Aarhus Art Museum, an exhibition dedicated to tapestries continues the artist's interest in the construction of persona through social media

The artists present playfully experimental new work in the convivial outdoor environment of Hakuna Matata, Los Angeles

At Jeu de Paume, Paris, the artist’s career survey underscores his lifelong project to explore the gap between artificiality and reality

A three-part exhibition at CCA Wattis Institute for Contemporary Arts, San Francisco, draws on the ensemble form and musical score to deliver a vision of cacophonous community

At Greene Naftali, New York, the shape-shifting collective's new paintings and sculptures reveal the limits of a generational cynicism in 2023

At Modern Art, London, ‘The Moth and the Thunderclap’ contains works by over 40 artists channelling the energies of the natural world 

At Art Gallery of York University, Toronto, the multi-panel paintings and prints confront notions of subjecthood through theories of the subconscious

The inaugural show at London’s reopened Raven Row presents episodes of ‘Open Door’, a radical 1970s media production model 

At Corbett vs. Dempsey, Chicago, the lauded musician shows artwork that reveals his decades-long experimentation in each discipline through the practice of the other

At Kerlin Gallery, Dublin, the artist’s domestic objects are playfully at odds with a world dominated by rigid functions