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The artist and Tiona Nekkia McClodden discuss grounding their work in African Diasporic histories

How Blackness shaped the look of queer modernism

One of the longest running art institutions in Ghana, founded in 2006, thrives by building networks between artists and the local community

The gallery, based in Accra and London, aims to connect local and international artists amidst a critical and commercial surge of interest in Ghana

The artist and theorist share their thoughts on their intellectual work of interrogating legacies of slavery and anti-Black violence

The poet and critic Simone White considers the artist’s formative work Mirror Mirror (1987–88)

In anticipation of the artist’s forthcoming book to be published in 2024 with Dia Art Foundation, frieze presents an extract of Nengudi’s exuberant prose

Considering the art and writing of the New York based artist, whose work delved into the distances of time and memory

How the artists’ solo works confront difficult realities in the wake of their collaborative venture, Circular File

In ‘Time Clock Piece’ the artist punched a time clock every hour for a year, capturing the synchronicity of ‘life time’ and ‘art time’

At Thomas Dane Gallery, Naples, the painter reflects on the time and materials of a medium that continues to surprise her

In a wide-ranging oral history, members of the space recall its astonishing – and sometimes contentious – three years

The director of Pinchuk Art Centre in Kyiv discusses the importance of ‘elasticity’ and critical grit in protecting Ukraine’s cultural sector

The coral atoll nation makes bold moves to back up thousands of years of oral testimonies and history

How the artists used their underground photographic magazine to map New York’s mid-century myths

The artist, who has long shared the authorship of his work, reaffirms his role as a catalyst and instigator

Former members of artist duos and groups discuss how and why art collectives form, and eventually come to pass

Taras Gembik draws attention to the plight of migrants in Warsaw

On the occasion of the centennial of the artist’s birth, Lynne Tillman offers a close reading of a lesser known photograph

The Sami-Norwegian saxophonist and composer speaks with Emily King about her new album, playing in museums and what’s next