Paulina Olowska’s alternative history of the avant-garde is populated by both real and fictional heroines

Anarchy and fashion, identity, celebrity and a collaboratively written novel

For almost 30 years Thomas Schütte has been concerned with puncturing manifestations of power and subjection

Carol Bove mines the recent past: the sexual revolution, key books and the most immediate of historical deposits – style

Of the generation that came through art school during the upheavals of May 1968, John Stezaker has long been intrigued by the power of images

Adventure and anthropology, false economics and ditch digging in Devon

Activism and animation, Henry Darger and the 'War on Terror'

'Rational Mysticism', Modernism and crime novels, August Strindberg and detuned guitars

Part two of his discussion of the new MoMA asks how, with its vastly expanded galleries, the museum will mine the riches of its unparalleled collections

Michaël Borremans explores the potent significance of painting and drawing with grim humour and surreal clarity