Sean Burns

Drawing on 25 years of personal data, Paul Chan has built a digital double – and now it’s on the brink of a breakdown

At Ordet, Milan, an exhibition dedicated to the artist’s work in metal reflects on the opaque nature of capitalist production

From Helen Chadwick’s feminist photography at Société to Rachel Harrison’s outright absurdism at Konrad Fischer Galerie

Process / Practice invites Frieze 91 members to a beautiful private hanok for an exclusive tasting experience, bringing together key players shaping the dynamic cultural landscape of Seoul.

Frieze

Unidentifiable noises from the ocean floor beg the question, how do we name sounds we don’t fully understand?

Cassie Packard reflects on the U.S. Supreme Court landmark decisions on copyright and its implications for artists

Members of the Polish art world on whether change can come quickly to a long-suffering cultural sector

The fourth episode, On Studios, is now available, presented in collaboration with dunhill

From a solo show by Alejandro Piñeiro Bello at KDR to an archival exhibition of local legends at Miami-Dade Public Library