'This a celly/ That's a tool.'

"It seems women receive the double-edged sword of patriarchy: the trauma on the one hand, and no symbolic index for digesting it in public, on the other."  

"Isn’t there something a bit superficial about it all?"

Interview with Bella Freud on her new range, celebrating 100 years of votes for women.

Interview with Michael Rakowitz ahead of his Fourth Plinth Commission, March 28th

"These are fables, of a sort."

Examining Paul Thomas Anderson's 'Phantom Thread'

Where does religion end and art begin?

Broadcast your worst trait to the world.

Greek tragedy for the 21st century

"Emily Fridlund’s History of Wolves is a story about morality – slippery, shapeless, subjective."

An insider looks back on the 2017 BFI London Film Festival

"When I was seventeen, I went through a phase of sneaking into strip clubs."

Artangel and Miranda July present an interfaith charity shop in Selfridges

Can Graphic Design Save Your Life? at the Wellcome Collection until 14 January, 2018

Perfume at Somerset House

Into the Unknown, at the Barbican until September 1st.

An old favourite takes on a new significance.

We spoke to For Since a Woman's choreographer and producer ahead of June 23rd.

"There will be no stage; no assigned seating."

Artist Ashley Sheekey meditates on Mies van der Rohe's Mansion House that never was.

A field guide to the fauna of a London Private View

Art as a veil drawn over truth

This LFW, we examine art and fashion's defining collaborations

What does Russia’s revolutionary art have to tell us about populist politics today?

When the money or hope runs out, there’s always one medium left: graffiti.

What does the future look like for art online?

'Bad taste is only ever committed by other people'