Neil Bartlett on the lessons Bronson’s art practice teaches in the face of catastrophe

Amy Sherlock returns to the artist’s east London studio to witness preparations for a major new exhibition at Nasher Sculpture Center in Dallas 

25 years after its premiere, Wong’s film about being unable to escape the present strikes a new relevance 

The ‘Cleo’ singer shares how she uses music to lift herself out of heartbreak

On Stefan and Franciszka Themerson’s celebrated experimental anti-fascist film poem, Europa

Ahead of his first UK institutional exhibition at Camden Art Centre in London, the artist speaks with curator Cédric Fauq about how returning to Martinique after a decade made him rethink anti-colonial approaches

The writer reflects on how secretly loving pool led him down a path of self-education

Members and affiliates of Asco reflect on the influence of the Los Angeles avant-garde group and the events that inspired its creation

Hainley speaks to Stein about his new book, Rip Tales, a homage to DeFeo and San Francisco

On the occasion of Liz Larner’s survey at Sculpture Center in New York, Jonathan Griffin looks closely at black iris (2021)

The New York-based artist answers the frieze questionnaire

On the tenth anniversary of Kelley’s death, Dan Fox rereads the artist’s writing and criticism

The artist’s survey exhibition at Museo Reina Sofía, Madrid, explores Spanish cultural and socio-political practices and how collective belonging is intertwined with cultural production

For her exhibition at Balice Hertling, the artist gives new life and meaning to items found discarded on the streets of Paris

At Sophie Tappeiner, Vienna, the Berlin-based artist presents a series of painted false idylls

At the Whitney Museum of American Art and the Philadelphia Museum of Art, a massive survey, focusing on the famed artist's legacy, bypasses new readings of his oeuvre

At Hauser & Wirth, New York, a survey of the late artist’s paintings presents a body of work that goes beyond her biography as a woman who survived the Holocaust

At Camden Art Centre, the artist creates a teenage dreamland with mini discs, Mariah Carey and grape soda to evoke inmate adolescent memories    

Curated by Larry Ossei-Mensah and Omsk Social Club, the 7th edition of the Biennale highlights the African diaspora and imagines new worlds

In their first solo exhibition in Mexico City, the artist reflects on the history of computer technology through the lens of Blackness

At Lafayette Anticipations, the famed fashion designer achieves little in translating his much-lauded tactics of defamiliarization into art

At Jessica Silverman, the artist presents a group of ceramics and still-life paintings that recall our experiences of being shuttered in our homes during lockdown

In her inaugural show at Massimo De Carlo London, the artist and recent recipient of the MacArthur ‘Genius’ Fellowship renders today’s world with thoughtful tranquillity

At Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow, the late Russian artist’s paintings of faces consider what it means to be human

The artist’s installation at Material Exhibitions, Chicago, is both cynical and deferential towards the art world

The group show ‘Extra Worlding’ tries to revive the political core of utopian thinking

At Sprüth Magers in London, the artist’s robotic snake is a harbinger of destruction and regeneration

At Sir John Soane’s Museum, London, the artist’s depictions of the excesses of consumerism and empire are all-too seductive

At Track 16, Los Angeles, the artist presents a collection of orientalist-inspired works that poignantly address current issues of race and misogyny in the US

A tactile archive exhibition of the artist’s photography at Birmingham’s Grand Union evokes the joyful resilience of LGBTQ+ people in the face of adversity

For her first solo exhibition at Berlin’s Guido W. Baudach, the artist finds the concealed connections between Dubai and Berlin, relaying both places’ urban histories

At Sikkema Jenkins, New York, the artist’s latest bon-mot works tackle the anxieties and fears of the pandemic

The artist’s deft and personal paintings documenting gay Chicano culture in the 1980s and ’90s take centre stage at Ortuzar Projects, New York

In a series of sculptures and installation works, the artist unpacks the self-destructive consequences of their faith in the solidarity of cisgender white men

At Alexander Gray Associates, New York, the artist presents a suite of new mixed-media canvases that continue her formal and social investigations into geometric abstraction

At Schinkel Pavillon, Berlin, the two artists find common ground in sculptures, drawings, paintings and prints that evoke the unknown

Based on visits to this unique archaeological site, the artist's new series of ceramic sculptures mine the past to remind us of the fragility of the present

In Sadie Coles’s sprawling Kingly Street gallery, Helen Marten lays out an exquisite corpse of ordinary affects. It’s impossible to see in totality so we rely on the clues

The artist’s solo show at London’s Ginny on Frederick creates a complex confrontation with fragmented, sexualized humanity