Art and Life

A mood of tranquillity permeates the young artist’s rich and uncanny exhibition at Tate Britain 

At The Arts Center at Governors Island, New York, the artist presents installations that induce an embodied reflection on immigration and national identity

From solo shows at PROXYCO and the Whitney Museum to a group show at CARA, here are the best exhibitions in New York

Liz Kim on how the social and artistic movement of the 1980s inspired a new generation of Korean artists

With the spotlight at the Venice Biennale falling all-too-often on the 30 national pavilions in the Giardini, writer Jennifer Higgie asks whether this 19th-century format still makes sense

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

In a cross-continent phone conversation, one author traces the narrative artist’s evolution through her books

As the prestigious award announces a shortlist comprised of artist collectives, Juliet Jacques reflects on UK government funding cuts to the arts after more than a decade of austerity

In the work of Cooking Sections, Goldin+Senneby and Sean Raspet and Shengping Zheng the line between synthetic and organic is not always what is seems

UK art students are reimagining the end of year exhibition format during COVID-19