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  • Monster Chetwynd: A Friends Making Machine

    In her first solo outdoor exhibition, the artist plunges us into her imaginative universe of strange creatures, including her trademark salamander

  • Pixel Pioneers

    From Peter Struycken’s 1969 Computerstructuur, using computer programming to draft images, to Maison Margiela and The Fabricant’s digital Tabi shoes to Claudia Hart’s futuristic rooms, this exhibition steers us between the tangible and not-so-tangible

  • Genti Korini – interview

    The artist talks about A Place in the Sun, his twisty, challenging video installation at the Albanian Pavilion and why he based it on a re-enactment of an absurdist theatre from a century ago, using an obscure language that no…

  • Aleksandra Kasuba: Shelters for the Senses

    The Lithuanian-American worked across art, design and architecture, creating public artworks and dazzling immersive environments, positing alternative modes of living to bring us closer to nature

  • Pets and their People

    From mummified cats to Tamagotchis and medieval assistance dogs to my own support dog barking at the toy cat, this is a fun and fascinating exhibition for pet fans and agnostics alike

  • Delcy Morelos – interview

    The Columbian artist on how she made her enormous earthen outdoor sculpture now on show at the Barbican and why she believes foxes have as much right to enjoy it as humans

  • Evelyn Taocheng Wang – interview

    At her new exhibition in Bolzano, the Chinese-born, Netherlands-based artist discusses Agnes Martin, landscape and the differences between Chinese and western painting

  • RSA 200 Annual Exhibition, Edinburgh

    Despite packing in 560 works, the show doesn’t feel crowded and a walk through the galleries felt like a convivial environment in which to encounter old friends and discover new ones

  • Venice Biennale 2026 Roundup

    The 61st international art exhibition is a vast, volatile project that this year, more than most has faced personal loss, political conflict and protests

  • 25th Biennale of Sydney – Rememory

    Central to this biennale are First Nations voices and the diverse diasporas that shape contemporary Australia, but there is one canvas in particular that is worth travelling across the world to see