Plinth's Paris Pop-up, November 1 to December 31 2017.

For a Partnership Society at Zabludowicz Collection

"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

"What is a corkscrew with no hand to screw it into a cork?"

"At the Gallery of Everything, something incredible is unfolding."

English Gardens, Regent's Park

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

Gregory Crewdson at The Photographers' Gallery

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

Franciszka Themerson UBU at Richard Saltoun

Perfume at Somerset House

"So what do you want to see?"

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

Sheela Gowda at Ikon, Birmingham

The Mountainside is Breathing; Summer Breeze at Frith Street

Chloe Grimshaw at Sculpture in the City 2017

The Encounter: Drawings from Leonardo to Rembrandt is at the National Portrait Gallery, London, 13 July - 22 October

Lisa Yuskavage at David Zwirner

Benedict Drew at Whitechapel Gallery

Paul Pfeiffer and Bruce Conner at Thomas Dane until July 15th

Details of Plinth's most recent pop-up, a satellite of Photo London in collaboration with Magnum Photos.

An old favourite takes on a new significance.

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

We couldn't resist! Congratulations to Victor Lacima and co.

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

The Magnum Home's photographic curator on the primacy, intensity and wonder of being young.