Chris Fite-Wassilak

She will be the fourth curator to organise both the International and the Venice Biennale

The much-hyped ‘mixed reality’ device is a newly invasive means of capturing our attention, the purest expression of the world as a ‘one-person space’

Thoughout his career, Yamamoto was engaged with interrogating the relationship between public and private

In the author’s collection of introductions to other people’s books, reviews, interviews and commissioned essays for art catalogues, the action feels absent, somewhere else

Returning for its fourth edition, the citywide biennale takes inspiration from Mother Earth

The Interview: Revital Cohen and Tuur Van Balen

New work by the artists explores how artificial intelligence can remain part of a fundamentally humanist project

A whodunnit by the masked Japanese YouTuber seems keen to validate the keyboard brigade

The artist offers a new vision of such spaces that leaves us wondering whether or not such an idea could ever become a reality

The Once and Future Riot isn’t so much a history of a single catastrophic event as it is a portrait of how people justify hatred and rationalise cruelty