The artist’s sculpture possessed an almost surreal promise, as if at any moment it might become a Really Living Thing
‘Cinematic’ is often overused, but Roeg’s films showed how minds and memories wander back and forth in time, colouring our experience of the world
An homage to the architect who, with his partner Denise Scott Brown, developed the source code for postmodernism
Remembering the Romanian artist, who has died aged 92, for whom the studio was a continuous state of mind
McKenzie Wark pays tribute to the French cultural theorist, who called our era one of ‘dromocracy’: the reign of speed
From fleshy, distorted paintings, capturing the malaise of the 1960s, to colourful abstractions made in exile, the artist was an example to live by
A Nobel Prize-winning writer, a misogynist, a small-town boy with a haughty, big-city gaze: Naipaul’s life was marked by a sense of doubleness
Moving between figuration and abstraction, the New York-based painter and teacher made work about in-between spaces and from between cultures
From high-end kitchens to backyard pit smokers, the esteemed food writer found art and artistry in ‘the fault lines’ between communities
Knussen’s music laid out each component as ‘precarious, vulnerable, exposed’ – and his conducting similarly worked from the inside out
A tribute to the late South African photographer, creator of idiosyncratic portrayals of everyday life under the yoke of apartheid
Artist Gregory Sholette remembers the illustrator he collaborated with for a specially commissioned frieze magazine project
