Fifty years on, Ellen Mara De Wachter retraces Robert Smithson’s journey to his home town of Passaic, New Jersey, in search of the monuments of his time
frieze reports from this year's Skulptur Projekte Münster – the once-a-decade exhibition started in 1977 – and explores the changing meaning of sculpture in public space today
frieze associate editor Paul Clinton talks to curator and Professor of Fashion and Museology at London College of Fashion, Judith Clark, about the challenges of curating exhibitions of fashion and dress
frieze visits Interference Archive in New York, USA - a volunteer-run collection of social and political objects and ephemera - to find out about its mission and work
A major collaboration between Frieze and Gucci, Second Summer of Love is a new series of films exploring the year 1988’s enduring impact on international contemporary culture
As part of the Second Summer of Love series collaboration between Gucci and Frieze, Jeremy Deller and sixth form politics students uncover the roots of rave
A series collaboration between Gucci and Frieze, Second Summer of Love explores the impact of 1988 – the year which saw a music-driven cultural revolution of the same magnitude as the ’60s counterculture movement
A major collaboration between Gucci and Frieze, Second Summer of Love is a new series of films exploring acid house’s enduring impact on international contemporary culture
For the sixth and final film in the Design Matters series with Bang & Olufsen, Berlin-based musician Laurel Halo talks about drawing inspiration from different musical lineages, reacting to the materiality of Berlin and using texture as a challenge
For the fifth in our six-part series in collaboration with Bang & Olufsen, Design Matters, the London-based fashion designer talks about manipulating fabric, feeling comfortable and making something from nothing
For the fourth in our six-part series in collaboration with Bang & Olufsen, Design Matters, the New York Times Magazine design director Gail Bichler discusses taking risks, the tactility of print, and creating a record of history
For the third in our six-part series in collaboration with Bang & Olufsen, Design Matters, architect David Adjaye on the importance of technology in making smarter and more ecological materials
In the second of a new six-part film series in collaboration with Bang & Olufsen, Design Matters, Barber & Osgerby talk about how function informs their designs
In the first episode of a new six-part film series in collaboration with Bang & Olufsen, Design Matters, London-based designer and artist Martino Gamper talks about the idea of contact: how the human body informs his approach to furniture design
With a show running at Richard Gray Gallery, Chicago, until 21 November, the legendary British artist talks painting, photography and joining the two together
With his first German solo show at Blain|Southern Berlin open until 17 November, the New York-based artist discusses using drawings to make sense of his intense childhood in Iran and sound being a guiding force
Presenting a new body of work at Pace Gallery, New York, until 13 October, the legendary Korean artist speaks about working in a state of ‘empty consciousness’, and how art provides a moment to think differently about the world
With three concurrent shows opening in Hong Kong, London and Zurich, the Beijing-based painter talks about his dichotomous practice, taking in Eastern and Western influences and moving from portraiture to abstraction and back again
The Japanese artist talks about how he came to join the Gutai Art Association in 1963, moved to Paris in 1966 and how vinyl adhesive glue and graphite have sustained a practice ‘streaming into infinity’
For frieze, Nathan Corbin provides an exclusive video showing the latest work by Anne Imhof, who will be representing Germany at the 2017 Venice Biennale
Édouard Glissant's 1961 play Monsieur Toussaint reimagined as a slam battle, swerving between Haitian Creole and French (for a performance at the Ghetto Biennale)
Ahead of its screening on Channel 4 this Thursday at midnight, a preview of Pauline Curnier Jardin Frieze Projects 2017 film where a sunny circus holds some dark secrets
For frieze, Nathan Corbin provides an exclusive video showing the latest work by Anne Imhof, who will be representing Germany at the 2017 Venice Biennale
