Juliet Jacques

At London’s Pushkin House, the Russian artist exhibits a lesson in ‘argot’ – the slang used by LGBT people in the Soviet Union

On the emergence of transgender literature

‘In Place of the Real’ focussed on histories of LGBTQI+ people

A new anthology of 16 films made between 1982 and 2014, highlights the director’s innovative, international approach to her art

Ahead of the presidential elections on 31 March, the far-right has begun to target cultural institutions

A new show at the Athens Conservatoire gives a rare, discerning take on the causes of our political disillusionment

A musician with a rare ability to write both great pop songs and deeply experimental and melancholy music

‘This poetic work of propaganda helped to bring about a queer communist comradeship that spanned more than 6,000 kilometres’

A new film by Josh Appignanesi shot entirely on VHS, creates a portrait of novelist Chloe Aridjis and surrealist Leonora Carrington

Ahead of its showing, the artist spoke to Juliet Jacques about the 24-hour work-in-real-time – widely acknowledged as a video art masterpiece

On the eve of the World Cup, Harry Thorne on the art world’s petulant refusal to embrace the beautiful game

Prison labour as artisanal nostalgia, David Tang's dinner advice, and octopus intelligence: what to read this weekend

Chris Kraus’s biography of the first female ‘Great Writer as Countercultural Hero’

What might the late Mark Fisher have made of the UK’s General Election? Suddenly the end of ‘capitalist realism’ feels not just possible, but almost inevitable

Following the release of a collection of lesser known works, Juliet Jacques looks at the films of Austrian artist Gustav Deutsch

Three new publications intimately concerned with difficult bodies

Filmmaker Guy Sherwin's personal approach to documentary