On New Year’s Eve 1964, Lisetta Carmi was invited to a party in Genoa. A former concert pianist who was four years into a new career, Carmi was not yet well known as a photographer, although she had a ...

Kat Benedict is a writer, researcher and facilitator based in London, and a 2026 Curationist Foundation Research Fellow. Their work explores how illness and madness are represented, archived and ...

At Chapter, Cardiff, a collaboration with autistic artists, sound engineers, radio operators, astrophysicists and musicians ...

At the George Economou Collection, Athens, ‘The Way We Live Now’ examines the pressures of contemporary life, where constant ...

An ambitious group exhibition at the Rockbund Art Museum, Shanghai, reimagines a socialist educational programme and the ...

Expanding across the city, this year’s programme includes a hide-and-seek project by Ryan Gander and a Frieze Film ...

Ahead of the release of her first novel, Venus, Vanishing – about a Jewish artist in 1930s Berlin – the art historian shares ...

At Kunstverein Kevin, Vienna, ‘Thoughts in No Particular Order, Given the Circumstances’ turns a simple logistical prompt ...

In no time at all, the hero of the video game Blasphemous (2019) has cut down a monstrous church warden and, in a cathedral littered with dead bodies, removes his pointed helmet, holds it beneath a ...

The composition originally began as DIY project; then, over two years, it was scaled up as over 200 musicians joined and the city of Albuquerque became increasingly involved. This is temporary public ...

Amy Sherlock When did you know you wanted to be an artist? Kembra Pfahler I grew up in the 1960s in Hermosa Beach, California – a golden South Bay surfer city. My father, Freddy Pfahler, was a ...

Stella Adler, one of the 20th century’s sharpest and most commanding acting teachers, transformed acting training when she insisted the imagination was the performer’s primary tool. Rather than method ...