The artist’s exhibition at the Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge intervenes in the collection to address issues of wealth extraction and colonial expansion

At the Pinacoteca de São Paulo, the artist creates a constellation of living memory for her first solo institutional show in Brazil

From Jay Owens’s riveting new book on dust to a Martyr Made Podcast series addressing our political collapse into subterfuge and McCarthyism

We spoke with the artists representing Japan and South Korea about their Venice exhibitions and the obsolescence of national divisions

From Julien Creuzet’s multimedia mastery to Kapwani Kiwanga’s beaded presentation, a tapestry of sensory experiences permeates the Venice Biennale 2024

The 2024 edition faces the challenges of past iterations while overcoming their many pitfalls with an impressive and beautiful showcase

Dia’s deputy director of program on how his admiration for institutional practice serves as both critique and inspiration

The artist’s retrospective at the Museum of Contemporary Art of Monterrey, Mexico, celebrates a three-decade career that mines the complexities of Mexican culture

Curators of the biennial, Diana Nawi and Pablo José Ramírez, speak on their collaboration and what it means to share community in an ever-expanding art world

Other highlights include the return of Zamrock band WITCH, Ben Lerner’s divisive book of poetry and a piano interlude with Mahoy Tsegué-Maryam Guèbrou

At Jack Shainman Gallery’s The School, New York, a pioneer of 1960s avant-garde film is remembered for his more contemporary works

The newly appointed curator of Indigenous Art at the Brooklyn Museum of Art shares her thoughts on what it means to decolonize arts institutions

Other highlights include Martine Syms’s art-school satire and a nostalgic glance back at the indomitable Tina Turner

The executive director of the arts enterprise Alserkal Initiatives, Dubai, discusses the future of the organization and the role of the city as cultural hub

Other highlights include composer Ryuichi Sakamoto’s latest album and the New York Review of Architecture – a small, independent newspaper reviewing the city’s most reputable (and disreputable) buildings

Terence Trouillot profiles the maverick painter, reflecting on how the artist’s work is intertwined with his community and personal histories

The esteemed curator discusses the future of Brazil’s cultural sector and what to expect from the 2023 São Paulo Biennial

From the rise of sculpture to the return of landmark art events, three frieze editors discuss the year in art

From the first-ever reissue of Steve Lawrence’s Newspaper to Denis Villeneuve's HBO crime thriller, these are the top picks for the year

Terence Trouillot speaks to Ruth Catlow, Rhea Myers, Penny Rafferty and Bhavik Singh on how DAOs can support artists, create a more equitable art world and promote social play within the digital sphere