Opinion

Will brutalism’s greatest legacy be its influence on artists?

The psycho-geography of Aleppo as seen in Avo Kaprealian's film, Houses Without Doors

Political rhetoric in art schools, the refugee crisis and Germany's new far right

The attention-grabbing logic of online news coverage

Raising questions about rising rents

The best art eludes easy interpretation

The re-invigorated relationship between design and craft

Why do we yearn for fleeting forms of communication?

On exits and exiles

What makes us human

With three major commercial galleries closing in Perth, exploring Western Australia's cultural struggles and successes

Why so many musicians are discouraging the use of smartphones at shows

The confusion around photography bans in museums

‘MoMA is simply a fact of life, an epiphenomenon of a larger economic and social miscarriage reflected too in the glitzy towers that ring the museum’

Why pop music craves art’s pieties and licensed intellectualism and art lusts after music’s broader cultural authenticity

The increased visibility of art from Africa in the UK

A day long programme of film screenings, talks and readings is dedicated to British science fiction and horror writer Nigel Kneale at New York's Michelson Theater

What’s a meme and what does it mean, if anything? Anatomy of an Internet phenomenon

The dangers of reducing everything to a text

The strange persistence of class difference in art