The author Helen Charman on Emerald Fennell’s ’Wuthering Heights’, Guillermo del Toro’s ‘Frankenstein’ and Paul Thomas ...

Now she returns to the Venetian general with Soft You, expanding on the play’s ideas of identity, perception and fear Anthea ...

The 41st edition of the biennial, might just pull off its somewhat hokey aspirations, writes Irish critic Declan Long ...

Girls, I thought, understand / The attitudes of animals in motion. / Girls could reveal the nature of happy horses’ ...

Our editors on the exhibitions they’re looking forward to around the world this month, from London and Paris to Jakarta and ...

The Nasher Sculpture Center in Dallas has awarded Petrit Halilaj with its biannual $100,000 prize for his contribution to the ...

Accusatory in tone, this show at ΕΜΣΤ Αthens frames the mainstream animal rights debate within a wider context of human ...

Raven captures the undoing and remaking of the American West’s landscape, and why the process is both simpler and more complicated than it appears ...

History and fiction, past and future, reality and mental image bear little distinction for Stan Douglas, whose multimedia ...

What’s implied is an anthropocentric and, frankly, sentimental message, that the natural world and the built world are, for ...

The movement has been flattened into a shorthand for feel-good, guilt-free opulence, which elides its complexities and ...

Lisa Phillips will retire as director of the New Museum, New York, in April 2026 after 26 years in the role, the institution ...