Profile

At 52 Walker, the artist’s sculptural syntax builds on years of quiet experimentation to reflect on death, ritual and the porous edges of identity

The artist’s multidimensional practice disrupts conventional ideas of film and how it’s exhibited, redefining the medium's boundaries

An artist whose film work revels in the futile, horrifying and absurdly humorous

The artist’s film and performance challenge how Middle Eastern history is constructed and portrayed

From early critiques at Wesleyan to her upcoming Dia Beacon show, Green’s work explores the complex intersections of race, memory and global exchange

From Alaska to Savannah, the artist reflects on her six-decade career, innovative techniques and dedication to amplifying underrepresented voices in art

On the courage and vulnerability of the painter’s diverse subjects – from ancient deities to modern martyrs – ahead of her show at Frith Street Gallery in London

How a storied artists’ book publisher placed 1970s conceptual art into the hands of a new generation

The intimate and resolute character of an artist who leaves no trace

Driven by an enduring fascination with acoustic arts, the LA-based artist explores the spatial and material dimensions of sound

For her homecoming show at Queens Museum, the artist's absurdist experiments draw attention to the systems that shape behaviour

A closer look at the transgressive artist who brought cooking into the gallery

The designer seeks to empower female and queer bodies by deconstructing garments

From Fire Island to Loewe at Paris Fashion Week, the New York-based artists create queer, colourful worlds

The artist’s ambiguous sartorial ensembles are a reflection of her artistic practice

The Algerian-born artist considers the geopolitical demons and prehistoric paintings of the Tassili n’Ajjer in her first exhibition in the country of her birth

Skye Arundhati Thomas profiles the young artist and takes a trip through her many immersive game-worlds that celebrate Black trans life

Simon Wu considers how the artist’s shiny sculptural configurations reflect the art world’s taste back at itself

Ahead of the artist’s contribution to the German Pavilion, Adam Szymczyk considers how she might embrace the loaded history of the country she will represent

Im Vorfeld von Maria Eichhorns Beitrag für den deutschen Pavillon stellt Adam Szymczyk Überlegungen hinsichtlich der Frage an, in welcher Form die Künstlerin das Thema Zugänglichkeit aufgreifen wird – angesichts einer Welt, die um den Begriff der Grenze herum organisiert ist.