Jennifer Higgie

How art evolves

David Campany talks about his latest exhibition at Le Bal, Paris and traces photography's inherently analytical nature 

In the first of a new series focusing on a single work, Jennifer Higgie considers Pierre Huyghe’s latest film, Human Mask

Kunsthalle Athena, Greece

What the story of El Greco tells us about how art history is made

The 5th Marrakech Biennale

How the art of the past informs that of the present

A selective history of things on tables

‘Hilma af Klint – A Pioneer of Abstraction’ was “not simply the tale of an extraordinary woman, but a study in how art history has been traditionally written”

In a survey show of the artist at Tate Modern, Hirst’s trademark repetitions soon become apparent

Jennifer Higgie and Sam Thorne talk to the new director of Tate Modern about the museum’s plans for the future

An update of Raymond Williams's 1975 dictionary of culture for today's art world

Various Venues

Censorship and the art world

With their narrative and perceptual slippages, the films of Emily Wardill deal in condensation and complication

The role of the dead in the lives of the living

The Gallery of Modern Art and Queensland Art Gallery, Brisbane, Australia

Suspension, isolation, anticipation; frozen moments, ghostly flowers and floodlit nights

Turning to Vilnius for inspiration, ‘Urban Stories’ built complex narratives from fraught histories

Quiet afternoons and meditations on the malleability of time