Interview

Valerie Cassel Oliver and Kevin W. Tucker examine evolving perceptions of art from their region and its promising future

Ahead of an exhibition at Pace and Thaddaeus Ropac in London, the artist reflects on John Berger’s influence and embracing ambiguity

On the occasion of the artist’s show at Artists Space, New York, they speak about accessibility in the built environment and the ‘extra-visual’

The author on her debut novel, The Coin, in which a wealthy Palestinian woman navigates love, luxury and displacement in New York City

Ahead of Smith’s show in London, the two artists discuss their histories and the fear and excitement of creating new works

The artist’s exhibition at the Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge intervenes in the collection to address issues of wealth extraction and colonial expansion

Artist Rene Matić and the author discuss her latest book, which charts how Black visual culture became a blueprint for the modern viral image

Lynne Tillman meets with her long-time friend to discuss fairytales and the artist’s beautifully layered works

The curator discusses the themes of the Venice exhibition and explains why ‘hardcore African feminism’ is vital for societal progress

The Biennale’s first Latin American curator discusses his ‘mission’ to prioritize the social history of the Global South 

The innovative founder and curator of Mimosa House, London, discusses ‘transfeminisms’, an ambitious new show 

After her debut exhibition in Paris, the musician discusses her emerging legacy as a visual artist

The German director discusses his latest Oscar-nominated film and adopting the philosophy of a Tokyo toilet cleaner

For the release of her debut monograph and latest exhibition, the photographer shares stories of family, displacement and reimagines Hmong culture

In the latest of the series seeing Los Angeles through the eyes of its gallerists, the founder of The Box picks her favorite haunts and exhibitions around town

The legendary artist in conversation about powerful sounds and taking creative risks

For the latest Auschwitz drama, sound designer Johnnie Burn discusses working with Jonathan Glazer to reveal how ordinary people can quickly become accustomed to horror

The artist speaks about how poetry and song can bridge social movements, connecting people in the face of adversity

The Passages director on independent filmmaking, censorship and the dynamics of power

The artist discusses his found-image collection and the mutating, collaborative motifs it inspires within his practice