Performance

Commemorating the 100th anniversary of WWI, The Head & The Load at Tate Modern makes incomprehension the work’s guiding theme

With work in the Liverpool Biennial and ICA Philadelphia, the Seoul-based artist reanimates an ancient Korean musical system

Nods to the game in World Cup celebrations show how dance has gone viral – but unwittingly instrumentalized for commercial interests

At Kunstverein Düsseldorf (and on WeChat), the artist creates personalised horoscopes for a kaleidoscopic array of characters

Watching Sharon Hayes and Evan Ifekoya pay homage to the late artist at Camden Arts Centre and remembering his ‘structured anarchy’

An exhibition of performances at Foksal Gallery Foundation, Warsaw, unfolds the rituals of sexual encounters

With a new performance work for Manifesta 12 in Palermo, the Amsterdam-based artist explores a state of continuous partial attention

In further art world madness: French performance artist shuts himself inside Paleolithic lion-man; Argentian artist duo enrage Catholics with bloody Jesus cake

Bullshit jobs, the ‘heiress’ who conned the art world, and the gender politics of children’s books: what to read this weekend

In a climate of perma-outrage has live art self-censored to live entertainment?

Post-Grenfell, mid-Windrush and pre-Brexit, a day-long forum in London invited artists and organizations to re-imagine the communities we live in

The legendary performance artists will partner up again to detail their tumultuous relationship in a new book

Dressed in elaborately ornamental costumes, in THANK YOU/THANK YOU the artists movements as they process through the fair become sound pieces. Presented by Company Gallery for ASSEMBLY, curated by Adrienne Edwards at Frieze New York 2018

New curated sections, pioneering performance art, Black activism: key themes from next week’s fair selected by the Financial Times

Harvey, who founded the annual counterculture gathering in the Nevada desert, suffered a stroke earlier in the month

Laments for the dead are performed in a secret crypt beneath Islington Green

Ahead of her presentation at Centre Pompidou in June, the artist and choreographer talks about slowness, detail and the anti-spectacular

The artist is also planning a glass fountain of herself spouting her own blood

With her show opening at Kunstraum in London tonight, the artist's choreographed performances capture bodies in flux

Renée Green, Alfredo Jaar, Lara Schnitger and Hank Willis Thomas explore protest and collectivity in Frieze New York’s new Live section