City Report

Despite its troubled history the Latvian capital is looking to the future

On the city’s increasingly fluid fields of contemporary dance and art

Travis Jeppesen and Sook-Kyung Lee explore the South Korean capital, a city that is fast cementing its place as a leading international destination for art

On the city's flourishing gallery scene

The cultural landscape in Tallinn is shaking off its Soviet past in favour of an optimistic internationalism

A report from Geneva, the Swiss centre of diplomacy, tax avoidance and a dizzying array of art spaces

A report from the inaugural ‘Thinking at the Edge of the World’ conference, held on the Norwegian archipelago of Svalbard

How the crisis in Greece is prompting young Athens-based artists to find new spaces for communal reflection

A report from the festival on feminism and public space in Hamburg

How the ancient Italian city of Matera won the bid to be 2019 European Capital of Culture without focusing on its heritage

Budapest, Hungary

New York, USA

The 5th Marrakech Biennale

The past, present and future of Glasgow’s art scene

Consumption, conflict and the Beijing cityscape

An interview with the founders of three non-profit spaces

The philosopher Achille Mbembe once called Johannesburg the ‘elusive metropolis’. From emerging project spaces to women’s labour issues, Sean O’Toole and Gabi Ngcobo report on this constantly changing city of 4.5 million inhabitants, in which a strong photographic tradition — that includes David Goldblatt, Zanele Muholi and Santu Mofokeng — provides something of an anchor

Interviews with three non-profit organizations

Three influential non-profit spaces in the city

Europe’s fastest-growing city is home to a supportive community of artists, curators and writers. From independent spaces in the Grønland neighbourhood and the influential Academy of Fine Art to OCA’s uncertain future and Renzo Piano’s divisive Astrup Fearnley Museet, Jason Farago and Milena Hoegsberg report from the Norwegian capital