The MacArthur Foundation’s ‘genius’ fellows: The full 2026 class list The John D The Independent UK · Sep 29
Near death experiences, ‘crip memes’ and the tyranny of the DWP: the new exhibition powered by illness and disability Bunting from hospital sheets, drawings on letters from the DWP, an installation made of damp: a new exhibition celebrates art that takes the challenges the artists have faced and turns them into drivers of creativity The Guardian - UK · May 22
Trump tweets, penguins and human-sized chess: NGV unveils blockbuster 2026 Triennial Jenny Holzer, Ocean Vuong and Wolfgang Tillmans are among nearly 100 artists from 35 countries taking part in the huge, entirely free Melbourne exhibition The Guardian - AU · Apr 15
Deaf rage and subversive scrawling: the show where disabled artists strike back Though the art world is supposed to be inclusive, that isn’t the experience of many disabled creatives – and in a groundbreaking online exhibition at dis_place they have poured their frustrations into art The Guardian - UK · Mar 3
Do Ho Suh: Walk the House at Tate Modern: 'like a holy man big on interiors' 4/5 The work of this Korean artist is full of obsessive recreations of his former homes is a jaw-dropping attempt to hold onto memories Evening Standard · Apr 29, 2025
Hiroshige: artist of the open road at the British Museum: 'spellbinding and cinematic' 5/5 Hiroshige was one of Japan’s most popular print artists during the Edo period and this new exhibition shows how his visual language helped shape the arts Evening Standard · Apr 28, 2025
Amy Johnson’s historic Australia flight to be celebrated on 95th anniversary She began her journey to become the first woman to fly solo from the UK to Australia at Croydon airport, south London on May 5 1930. Evening Standard · Apr 27, 2025
Christine Sun Kim and Thomas Mader at the Wellcome Collection: playfully enraged 4/5 1880 THAT is an exhibition about the Deaf experience and a crucial moment in history when sign language was sidelined Evening Standard · Apr 27, 2025
Mescaline visions, Turner’s 250th and Manchester’s dada genius – the week in art Art-punk surrealist Linder Sterling springs surprises, classic landscapes get a fresh look and Henri Michaux gets high – all in your weekly dispatch The Guardian - UK · Feb 7, 2025
‘Silence is a very obscure sound’: Christine Sun Kim on her sound art The artist’s new survey at the Whitney shows how she has found a way to create work involving sound as a deaf artist The Guardian - US · Feb 6, 2025
The most exciting US art exhibitions in 2025 The next 12 months offers a wide range of challenging and unusual exhibitions from artists such as Ruth Asawa and Rashid Johnson The Guardian - US · Jan 7, 2025
‘It’s our job to change it for the better’: can artists influence the US election? A new campaign brings together major names in the art world, including Shepard Fairey and Carrie Mae Weems, to urge voters to choose democracy over fascism The Guardian - US · Apr 10, 2024
‘Even closing my eyes is an intense movement’: the VR experience that simulates a serious neurological condition Ben Joseph Andrews’ chronic vestibular condition leaves him with migraines and dizziness – which he has transformed into a VR experience. Luke Buckmaster gives it a go The Guardian - AU · Aug 9, 2023
‘I have an invisible disability myself’: Edward Enninful and Sinéad Burke on their fashion revolution How do you shake up a homogeneous industry? The editor and the fashion activist explain why they brought a daring, dynamic vision of disability to Vogue The Guardian - UK · Apr 25, 2023
Wallpaper · Apr 12, 2023 Los Angeles exhibitions: the best shows to see right now Read our ongoing picks of the best new and upcoming LA art exhibitions to see under the California sun
The Guardian - US · Mar 24, 2022 ‘She’s creating her own language’: Christine Sun Kim’s unique sound art The acclaimed artist discusses her work and relationship to sound and sign language, showcased in a large new mural in New York