Interviews

At Frieze Los Angeles, the artist reflects on the landscape, people and memories in her mobile installation Nomad, made from salvaged materials in Altadena

The Syrian-American artist looks to the skies in new paintings showing at Frieze Los Angeles

As the Labour government pursues growth, filmmaker, campaigner and crossbench peer Beeban Kidron says it risks damaging the rights of artists by handing their work to AI companies

Artistic director Meriem Berrada on the importance of responsibility and community in Marrakech's artistic ecosystem

The Filipinx American artist describes the ‘deep cellular shift’ they experienced while researching their new paintings for Frieze Los Angeles

The LA-based artist talks about environmental justice and memory ahead of her show of new work at Frieze Los Angeles

The artist discusses the challenges of survivor’s guilt and fostering community through shared experience

The artist and composer on integrating pedagogy into his practice, rethinking instruments and preparing for his first solo exhibition in Italy at Pirelli HangarBicocca

The artist shares her revolutionary influences and how she depicts scenes from public lives 

The director of Castello di Rivoli speaks about sharing institutional resources and relationships with local and international audiences

Valerie Cassel Oliver and Kevin W. Tucker examine evolving perceptions of art from their region and its promising future

Artistic directors Miranda Lash and Ebony G. Patterson share their vision for a community-centred dialogue that transcends borders

Catch the Mercury Prize-winning Londoner’s performance for Frieze Music this year and discover why the fair is a ‘beautiful creative soup’ 

The actor on co-starring with Ben Whishaw in a new West End production of Samuel Beckett’s unnerving masterpiece

Since relocating to London two decades ago, the art Maria Sukkar has collected documents a story of displacement and reconnection

Ahead of an exhibition at Pace and Thaddaeus Ropac in London, the artist reflects on John Berger’s influence and embracing ambiguity

Ahead of his first institutional show at Camden Art Centre, the artist discusses how London’s architecture shapes the eroticism in his assemblages

Members of the collective What, How and For Whom/WHW on public art, Kasper König’s legacy and the safeguarding of artistic freedoms

The Maya Kaqchikel artist explores memory, community and land in new paintings for Frieze London 2024

On the occasion of the artist’s show at Artists Space, New York, they speak about accessibility in the built environment and the ‘extra-visual’