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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

BY Chris Sharratt |

Artists Ane Graff, Ingela Ihrman and nabbteeri will test the fraught relationship between human and non-human species

BY Chloe Stead |

The controversial addition to Manhattan’s west side is emblematic of the triumph of digital spectacle over real experience

BY Glenn Adamson |

Once labelled a ‘TV terrorist’, the video artist returns with her first posthumous retrospective at Red Bull Arts New York

BY Masha Tupitsyn |

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

BY Juliet Jacques |

‘The Asset Strippers’, at Tate Britain’s Duveen Galleries, turns the museum’s elegant sculpture court into a salvage yard

BY Jane Ure-Smith |

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

BY Juliet Jacques |

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

BY Juliet Jacques |

‘Black people don’t fear the dead, it’s the living we worry about’

BY Nadia Latif |

Lynne Tillman on the clash between real life and expectation

BY Lynne Tillman |

Recent R&B albums by Kelela, Lafawndah, serpentwithfeet and Solange tune to newly radiant blues

BY Harmony Holiday |

A recent celebration of the American filmmaker provided a rare opportunity to come face-to-face with a major figure of underground cinema

BY Dan Fox |

Is censoring art the solution to divisive politics? Art historian Susanne von Falkenhausen doesn’t think so

BY Susanne von Falkenhausen |

Somewhere between prose poem and novel, the author’s second book channels the polluted landscapes and xenophobic discourse of contemporary Britain

BY Tom Overton |

A new show at London’s Royal Academy examines the pleasure and pain of the human form 

BY Tim Smith-Laing |

‘Genetic Automata’ at London’s Arts Catalyst uses video games, emoji and Darwin to reveal falsehoods around race and intellect

BY Kadish Morris |

From a travelogue drenched in the memory of colonialism to a bleak charting of European history in black and white, the festival presents urgent works for uncertain times

BY Chris Sharratt |

The landmark ‘Axis of Solidarity’ conference held at London’s Tate Modern saw artists and scholars present new research on solidarity movements since the mid-1900s

BY Ellen Mara De Wachter |

The unconditional return of artefacts such as the Parthenon Marbles is a must – but can it redress the shocking arrogance of former colonizers?

BY iLiana Fokianaki |

Bringing together more than 200 artworks, the Drawing Biennial 2019 hammers home why the medium is still so crucial to artists working today

BY Sophie Ruigrok |