Interview

Berlin-based DJ and educator Gizem Adiyaman breaks down the evolution of the genre in Germany

Famous for her screenprints of the 1960s and ’70s, the artist is the subject of a new book that reconsiders a lesser-known aspect of her multifaceted practice

The newly appointed curator of Indigenous Art at the Brooklyn Museum of Art shares her thoughts on what it means to decolonize arts institutions

The artist and theorist share their thoughts on their intellectual work of interrogating legacies of slavery and anti-Black violence

The conceptual artist and self-styled ‘gender hacker’ discusses her work and transitioning in the 1980s ahead of her first solo show in New York

At Thomas Dane Gallery, Naples, the painter reflects on the time and materials of a medium that continues to surprise her

The Tyrolean artist discusses immersive gallery experiences and his youthful adoration of Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, the muse behind his striking exhibition in Paris 

Curator Leonardo Bigazzi and the actor discuss the purpose of art, the illusion of value and the creative imperative for their new art-heist thriller, INSIDE

Javier Senosiain, a pioneer of organic architecture, shares his vision behind Parque Quetzalcóatl – a park that has been decades in the making

At François Ghebaly, Los Angeles, the artist reveals a penchant for duplicates in ‘Liquid Clay’

The artist discusses the politics of representing Black leisure and play in his 'Motion Picture Paintings' series, currently on view at The FLAG Art Foundation, New York 

The artist discusses his first survey, at Hayward Gallery, London, which ambitiously reconfigures his acclaimed spaces and sculptures

Janine Sherman Barrois and Lyndon Barrois explain how they put their art ‘where it feels right’

The artist and filmmaker probes the slippery subjects of queerness and desire in his first latex-laden solo show at Edel Assanti, London

The artist speaks about his archive, homosexuality, migration and the power of activism in India

The film producer and collector reflects on working with the likes of Pedro Reyes and Alejandro Jodorowsky, and gives advice for February’s upcoming fairs

Sean Burns speaks to the artist about the current protests in her home country and how the art world can better act in solidarity with the insurgents

The Paris-based pop siren discusses her first-ever opera, The Descent of Inanna, based on a Sumerian legend

The artist and the sociologist unpack the myths behind police technologies and the risks they pose to communities

The director of Neue Nationalgalerie speaks to frieze editor-in-chief Andrew Durbin about Just Stop Oil, Ukraine, and the future of Berlin