At Pilar Corrias, London, the artist’s character ventures into a world of techno-feudalism and advanced AI

From Peter Doig to Nari Ward, Caribbean music culture continues to thrive in exhibition spaces without losing its social charge

The annual event sees international art spaces as guests of London galleries. Here’s what some of the hosting gallerists are excited about

In ‘Almost Unreal’, artists push back against the en-slop-ification of culture by reviving old media and embodied practices

In a neon installation at the fair’s entrance and on billboards across the city, the artist reflects on ICE raids throughout Los Angeles and the United States

The Melrose Hill gallerist loves the people, the persimmons and the hummingbirds, but admits you need a ‘fortified sense of self’ to thrive in LA

The Alabama quilter on clutter, criticism and her new quilt for Frieze Los Angeles inspired by The Hollywood Walk of Fame

Spanning blockbuster biennials and new Kunstverein appointments, these are the curators poised to shape the art world in the year ahead

From Margate to São Paulo, these dynamic spaces are defining the next wave of contemporary art

Highlighting the artists with major shows this year who are set to make their mark on the art world

From Duchamp’s long-awaited US retrospective to a thematic celebration of wisdom in Uzbekistan, these are the shows that demand a place on your calendar

The free outdoor display returns to The Regent’s Park from 16 September until 1 November 2026, examining sculpture as a hybrid ecology

A survey at Abu Dhabi’s 421 Arts Campus unfolds into an idiosyncratic portrait of the UAE’s contemporary art scene, shaped by influence, informality and heat

At the Jim Thompson Art Center, Bangkok, the artist weaves archival materials into a video installation exploring the Cold War’s imprint on Thailand

At PATRON, Chicago, the artist works with vintage Jamaican travel ephemera to unpack history’s reverberations in the present