Amy Sherlock

Founders of the Book Society in Seoul, Helen Ku and Lim Kyung Yong, talk about the origins of their bookshop and publishing house

Our complex relationship to the world's oceans 

The remarkable story of Hercules Florence and his pharmacy labels 

Influence and innovation in the sculptures of Leonor Antunes

The third of our editors’ impressions from Kassel, Amy Sherlock on the works housed in the exhibition’s ‘off-sites’

The second in our series of daily reports from Venice, more of the best National Pavilions in the Giardini

The final part in a series of our editors’ initial impressions from documenta 14 Athens, Amy Sherlock on the fourth and largest of the main venues

From the banal to the brutal to the beautiful, the work of the Dutch artist is a reminder to never stop being disobedient

The Sunday Painter, London, UK

The quietly violent works of Alexandra Bircken

On the occasion of two UK solo exhibitions, the British artist reflects on the art and events that have shaped her career

Amy Sherlock reports from the Power Station of Art, home to the 11th Shanghai Biennale: 'Why Not Ask Again', curated by Raqs Media Collective

Hosting and hospitality at the Delfina Foundation

The second part of this week’s Culture Digest looking at performative meals: an evening of operatics with Grace Schwindt

This week’s Culture Digest focuses on performative meals. First: the Climavore dinners series from Cooking Sections

Bruce Haines, Mayfair, London

Islands, isolation and the difficulties of reflecting reality 

Curator of the Fiorucci Art Trust talks about the recent Volcano Extravaganza on Stromboli and the Trust’s unique way of working

Near and far, fact and fiction: highlights from this year's festival

A report from the second edition of the Cappadox festival