The Nobel Prize-winning writer and the journalist chronicle their affair through shared photography. We revisit their story ahead of its reissue

Joseph Sissens and Joseph Toonga discuss curating festivals that celebrate Black achievements in dance

A tribute to the dancer’s acclaimed return to choreography following years of ground-breaking artistic innovation

As a retrospective opens at the Whitney Museum, New York, writers, curators and those close to the choreographer explore his vision to transform American dance

An image from the artist’s ‘Painted Trees’ series evokes vivid visions of home for a renowned writer

McKenzie Wark on trans-feminine aesthetics and the revolutionary potential of prettiness

Choreographer Damien Jalet discusses the impact of movement in film, Emilia Pérez and earning accolades at the Cannes Film Festival

The choreographer’s latest work, Goner, powerfully blends movement and vulnerability, reflecting the viewer’s gaze back onto themselves

A visit to the celebrated artist in Margate, ahead of a major exhibition at White Cube, London, reveals a painter in her prime, creating strikingly raw canvases

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

The late artist surrealistically changed the way we visualize the body in space

Major surveys at the Serpentine Galleries, London, and the LUMA Foundation, Arles, celebrate the artist's enduring dedication to feminist practice and social justice

At Cukrarna, Ljubljana, the mirrored, looped and spinning works speak to the ways in which history repeats itself

The artist’s recent exhibition at WIELS and CINEMATEK features nuanced architectural and filmic works that explore themes of obstruction and theatricality

At Aspen Art Museum, the artist-curator arranged private collection works to reflect the layout of an ancient Roman townhouse

A sprawling exhibition at SITE Santa Fe pairs Robert Smithson’s installations, photographs and early drawings with Teresita Fernández’s medium-defying works

At Brunette Coleman in London, the artist explores the materialization of invisible events through photography, reflections and altered states

A show at Francis Gallery, Los Angeles, features decades of drawings by the celebrated novelist, playwright, essayist and poet

At Tanya Leighton, Berlin, the painter’s geometric abstractions suggest a dispersed staging of the natural

Featuring diverse work by 27 emerging or underrepresented artists, the inaugural edition of Auckland Art Gallery’s triennial explores thresholds and transitions

Displayed in a labyrinth at Pace Gallery, New York, the artist's latest ‘Black Dada’ paintings fail to generate productive friction

At Ordet, Milan, an exhibition dedicated to the artist’s work in metal reflects on the opaque nature of capitalist production

At Belvedere, Vienna, works by the German dadaist are placed in dialogue with avant-garde film of the era

The artists’ solo exhibitions in a 1950s port building draw inspiration from James Joyce, shedding new light on forgotten relics

In a two-venue show at Karma, New York, the artist's hallucinogenic compositions see her staring into the heart of trauma

The artist’s intricate paintings and multimedia installations at Sadie Coles HQ in London explore themes of artistic labour and concealed influences

At Cemeti – Institute for Art and Society and ROH Projects, the artist’s exploration of extraction in Indonesia asks: ‘How to reverse the tide?’

At Cabaret Voltaire, Zurich, a posthumous exhibition dedicated to the artist and musician is charged with unfettered creativity

Curated by artist and lecturer Peter Davies, this intimate exhibition at The Approach highlights a vibrant moment in London's art scene

At Sprüth Magers, Los Angeles, a selection of the artist’s works from the 1980s examines how images of power and brutality operate in mass media

At Carbon 12, Dubai, a group exhibition of sculptures, textiles and painting uses the spinal cord as a metaphor for the ties that bind us

The artist’s Turner Prize-nominated exhibition at the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford is a lyrical meditation on cultural loss

At the Museo de Arte Moderno de Medellín (MAMM), Candiani evokes the city’s geography to understand how humans might live better together

In a fabric-forward show at Bridget Donahue, New York, the artist presents clothing and tapestries marked by conviction and grace

At Kate MacGarry, London, the artist’s accomplished ceramic fragrance vessels reference East-West trade, exoticism and narratives about place

At Moderna Museet, Stockholm, the artist’s sprawling retrospective celebrates self-proclaimed ‘sexual repulsives and freaks’