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Augustin Macellari wonders if artists can fill Instagram’s perceived vacuousness with substance
The new Barbican exhibition maps the mythology of the iconic New York artist, from his beginnings as “The Radiant Child” to his widespread legacy
With references to hip-hop culture to his current home of Thailand, the drum ‘n’ bass pioneer’s story is the focus for this month’s fashion editorial
Russel, 2D, Murdoc and Noodle reconnect with some of the esteemed guests on ‘Humanz’ to talk studio methods, Britpop power struggles and Brooklyn royalty
The world’s biggest band might be fictional, but does that even matter? Augustin Macellari connects with Gorillaz to find out where they’ve been hiding.
As firmly stated by the Sleaford Mods frontman, tower blocks and chip shops were among the list of no-go’s for this shoot. Augustin Macellari finds out why
Before Throbbing Gristle, Genesis Breyer P-Orridge and Cosey Fanni Tutti were art degenerates in Hull. Here they retrace their early steps
Throughout the abstract visions and characters he creates, the LA filmmaker mines the reality-distorting potential of the dream state
A recent defence of an EU-inclusive Britain has only deepened the allure of one of the most respected figures in photography. In a studio that has hosted countless iconic images, he speaks passionately with Augustin Macellari
In the midst of Trump-fuelled anxiety, Thomson and Craighead’s dread-mapping exhibition feels highly potent. We explore the genesis of the gloom
Legendary ex-KLF member Jimmy Cauty talks us through his enigmatic career and newest work depicting an all-too-familiar society turned on its head
Latvian artist and all-round troublemaker Ivars Gravlejs talks to Augustin Macellari about institutional boredom and the subversive potential of vulgarity
Berghain’s new book invites you to take a closer look at the art that lines the Berlin club’s notorious, decadent depths
With the opening of his ambitious Barbican exhibition, Eddie Peake advocates cultural incongruity and sexual sincerity
With the cold detachment of Post-Internet art leaving a desire for collective experience, Rough Music gathers artists around the warm physicality of the wood-fired kiln
Celebrated Swiss artist Thomas Hirschhorn has transformed the main exhibition space of the South London Gallery into a ruin, making engagement unavoidable
Carsten Höller’s Decision features slides, roaming beds, and a pills that drop from the ceiling
Two exhibitions are opening at either end of the 63 route. The first is a retrospective. The second is an outcome.
Sanctuary came in an unlikely place; tucked out of the way, apart from the hustle-and-bustle of the Giardini, was the Welsh Pavilion
Theaster Gates is about reactivation.
The indie directors have pooled their experience into an engrossing visual mixtape
A look at new exhibitions; Worry Will Vanish and Stay Stamina Stay
Fine tuning a unique aesthetic
On a grim day in Hastings we meet the friendly face of the void
We talk to the collective that sees space differently
We succumb to the latest exhibition by the iconic performance artist
An exploration of the late artist’s works
The show is big. A serious retrospective, it spans the quarter century of Martin Creed’s career
Bumming cigarettes with one of British art’s young stars
