Interview

Jennifer Higgie spoke to the filmmaker about his latest project, which ‘places human existence at the heart of a conflict that has rendered its people invisible’ 

The provocative New York performance artist talks about her influences – from surfing to Jack Smith

On the occasion of her first institutional solo show in Europe, Budor talks to frieze about soundscapes and science-fiction

With a solo show at London’s Hannah Barry Gallery, the artist talks cyber warfare, science fiction and cracks in the neoliberal order

Daniel Birnbaum, curator of the first Frieze VR exhibition, Electric, speaks to artist Rachel Rossin about VR's past, present and future 

Ahead of co-curating Diálogos at Frieze New York, Charpenel talk to the Puerto Rican psychiatrist César Reyes about the intertwining of art and cultural inheritance 

The artist takes us through her multi-faceted practice, now on view in her retrospective at Museum Ludwig, Cologne 

Two UK exhibitions feature works in which the London-based artist engages with the British landscape

Following her fellowship grant from United States Artists and an exhibition at Wrightwood 659, the designer and theorist discusses solutions to right-wing immigration policies and neoliberal economic development

As leading arts institutions decline donations over opioid links, the artist and activist on why the age of using culture for ‘reputation laundering’ is over

Lorraine Connelly-Northey’s fusion of traditional knowledge and contemporary Australia 

The celebrated curator and former director of the Moderna Museet on why he moved to London to explore the possibilities of art and technology 

In ‘Donna Haraway: Story Telling for Earthly Survival’, the feminist theorist discusses ‘living well and giving heart’

Negar Azimi visits the Damascus-born artist ahead of her retrospective at MoMA PS1

A new show at the Japan Society in New York reflects a career’s research into the emergence of the Japanese avant-garde

The artist discusses her new show at The Hepworth Wakefield: ‘Ceramics for me is so personal: it’s so painful to produce sometimes’

In the lead-up to his solo show at The Met Breuer, Oliver Beer talks to Jennifer Higgie about the artists, writers and composers who have shaped his thinking 

Q: Will there come a point when you are sick of talking about I Love Dick? Has that point come already? 

A: Yes

As an exhibition of works selected by the Spanish author opens in London, he discusses realism, ambiguity and why he doesn’t want to be a ‘curator’

The artist’s films at Camden Arts Centre evoke anxiety in the face of world events and the tenderness of collective living