For his sprawling exhibition at South London Gallery the Vietnam-born, Danish artist salutes those who have influenced him

In this bumper edition we interview three of the world's leading artists, all of whom have shows timed to coincide with Frieze in London, plus all the latest news from the fair

Frieze Artist Award winner’s Arctic-inspired video draws on the Victorian Ice Age to talk about today's big issues

In her new solo show at London's National Portrait Gallery, the artist connects the past with the present

US artist’s new show at the Barbican continues his exploration into how artificial intelligence is shaping how organisations control us

A retrospective of the German photographer opens this week and includes more than 130 works spanning four decades

Tapestries, photography and sculpture feature in the US artist’s first major UK show for 25 years at Modern Art Oxford

The forgotten history of Indigenous mound building will be reclaimed at this year’s Chicago Architecture Biennial

Known for this dangling horse and gold toilet, the Italian artist's exhibition is in the unlikely setting of Winston Churchill's birthplace

We bring together discussions with three masters of video art: Ragnar Kjartansson, John Akomfrah and Christian Marclay

The UK artist's solo exhibition at London's Whitechapel Gallery explores the lives of 17th-century Italian female composers

We speak to the Ghanaian artist as he unveils a major new commission at the Whitworth as part of the Manchester International Festival. Plus, we find out about the Picasso blockbuster at UCCA in Beijing. Produced in association with Bonhams, auctioneers since 1793.

Your voice reveals much more about you than you think—and the Turner Prize nominee and Parcours artist is listening

A snippet from our podcast interview with the South African artist as his show opens at the Kunstmuseum Basel

The artist, whose work is causing a stir at Art Basel, aims to keep alive conversations on the toxic nature of power that sparked the feminist social movement

In Jori Finkel's book It Speaks to Me, Kentridge discusses the sculpture in Johannesburg that first made him feel the power of art

Self-interrogation is central to the work of the South African artist, whose latest piece on show at the Kunstmuseum Basel poses a series of questions that get half-answered

The artist is showing a new series of wool roving nudes at Monique Meloche Gallery in Chicago

The duo explain why their Venice Biennale presentation Moving Backwards is actually a step forward

With major gallery shows in London, the two artists discuss their multifarious art practices

Acclaimed for her paintings and quilts, which weave in stories of the Civil Rights movement from a black female perspective, Faith Ringgold is about to open a solo show at the Serpentine Gallery, London—her first in a European institution.

The Bay Area artist Stella Zhang was a senior at the Central Academy of Fine Arts in Beijing during the student-led protests. She has created a new work based on those memories—and the government’s efforts to silence them

Michael Shnayerson talks to us about his new book Boom and Nancy Spector and Paul Chan take us through the Guggenheim's Artistic Licence show

The Belgian artist's Brooklyn project is all play —and lots of work

"I remember my mum painting cherry blossoms in the garden, when I was five or six—I think I ate some paint."

Hirst has spent the past 18 months in his London studio painting cherry blossom and now, in an exclusive interview, he explains why this new body of work is a matter of life and death

Artist dedicates installation to Nipsey Hussle, the slain rapper and neighbourhood activist

With three presentations scheduled this spring in New York, the Brooklyn-based artist talks about her commitment to representing the experience of black women