Tenderness and Rage: how groups affected by HIV found power, comfort and joy in Aids activism
London exhibition explores how care and protest improved rights and dignity of those living with diseaseDavid Batty (the Guardian)
London exhibition explores how care and protest improved rights and dignity of those living with diseaseDavid Batty (the Guardian)
Commemoration of atrocity at Nova music festival confronts those who deny its gravity, says Elkana BohbotDaniel Boffey (the Guardian)
Exhibition explores how artists mainly known for their paintings helped revive a skill that had fallen out of fashionSteven Morris (the Guardian)
The Venice Biennale, Eurovision and Cannes are framed as artists representing their nations. But in a fractured world national identity seems increasingly futilePhilip Oltermann (the Guardian)
Project to refurbish ‘Angels’ hailed huge success as dean says it will ‘lift spirits and rekindle hope’Steven Morris (the Guardian)
Costume Art pairs couture pieces with items from its collection in exploration of many kinds of human bodiesHannah Marriott (the Guardian)
Exclusive: Scale model found in Christo’s studio leads to London realisation of internally lit Package on a CeilingDalya Alberge (the Guardian)
What began as a tiny space above the founder’s stables became the beating heart of the city’s performing arts. Its leader Jimmy Fay reflects on recent hits and reveals what audiences can expect from the theatre’s anniversary yearHelen Meany (the Guardian)
Museum says The Music is Black is part of a push to reposition scene as central to UK’s cultural historyLanre Bakare (the Guardian)
E H Shepard drawings go on display for book’s centenary, showing how he brought AA Milne’s character to lifeDalya Alberge (the Guardian)
Madrid and Basque government leaders call each other ‘provincial’ in dispute over the artworkStephen Burgen (the Guardian)
Piece by late South African artist Dumile Feni is part of new series History Doesn’t Repeat Itself, But It Does RhymeSam Jones (the Guardian)