Wolfgang Tillmans

For the 20th anniversary of Frieze London, new section Artist-to-Artist invites eight leading artists to highlight rising art stars from Berlin to Bangkok

In an ongoing series of interviews with galleries that have been at Frieze London since day one in 2003, East End pioneer Maureen Paley explains her guiding principle of ‘dedication, loyalty and longevity’

Turner Prize-winner Wolfgang Tillmans nominates multidisciplinary artist Mark Barker for a solo exhibition at Frieze London 2023. Presented by Shahin Zarinbal

At Kunsthalle Praha, a group exhibition traces bohemian living from post-war Paris to New York, Tehran, Vancouver, Beijing and, finally, Prague

Eight internationally acclaimed artists, including Olafur Eliasson, Tracey Emin CBE RA and Wolfgang Tillmans, are proposing new voices for solo exhibitions at Frieze London

This year marks Frieze’s 20th anniversary, with the most international edition of Frieze London to date and a new artist-led section, alongside new programming at Frieze Masters with Studio and Modern Women

From a show of Ukrainian women artists at Fridman Gallery, New York to Kaari Upson's first posthumous exhibition at Sprüth Magers, Los Angeles, here are the best shows of the year

The artist reveals the tracks behind the creation of his upcoming exhibition at the MoMA

Jeremy Atherton Lin profiles the German photographer and reflects on the artist’s lifelong search for the truth

2020Solidarity/Between Bridges is selling artist-made posters to raise funds for the city’s beleaguered clubs, performers and organizers

Despite being full of great work, this show is at once too broad in its remit and too narrow in its execution

From day-long raves to queer events, how photographers such as Wolfgang Tillmans captured the city’s nightlife

For Benjamin Britten, Wolfgang Tillmans and Virginia Woolf, something grows when civilization fails

A series of specially commissioned photographs for frieze’s 200th issue

‘I stayed first for an hour, then whole afternoons and, eventually, days’

An exhibition at MOCA, Los Angeles, creates a trans-historical dialogue between Farber’s works and a generation of artists he influenced

The Turner Prize-winning photographer’s set design for ENO’s new production asks: can the greatest horror be better communicated by the unseen?

In further news: the future of Glasgow School of Art’s Mackintosh building uncertain; Ai Weiwei returns to eBay

The planned increase for 2021–27 would take cultural sector funding to EUR€1.9 billion but post-Brexit, UK eligibility is uncertain

In further news: Berlin museums return artworks looted by the Nazis; Russian minister warns of ‘provocations’ at Venice Architecture Biennale