A ceramic floor installation by Phoebe Collings-James has been vandalised in Germany with the word ‘Palestine’ scratched out.

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She wanted a trans president, universal healthcare, the end of testosterone toxicity overload and pet-troll-eum, hormones for ...

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Director (since 2011) of Paris’s Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts, France’s best-known curator and original proselytiser of relational aesthetics found himself, this summer, in very public ...

Businessman, collector, gallerist, artist – Kim Chang-il is something of a Renaissance man, maybe even a mini-artworld all of his own (as if to acknowledge this, the last London show of his own works ...

A visit to Huyghe’s exhibition at London’s Serpentine Gallery, which he had infested with bluebottles, was an unpleasant experience. The buzzing beasties added to the sense of claustrophobia generated ...

Tontey’s practice has gained traction in recent years for her madcap explorations of Indigeneity, ecofeminism and ...