Video art
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Famous for lyrical movies featuring reincarnation and talking apes, the Thai director of Uncle Boonmee also has a political side – now he is taking on Thailand’s generals with a film about sleeping soldiers
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From skateboarding clams and swimsuit performance art to QE3’s maiden voyage, Sarah McCrory’s 2016 festival programme is awash with freewheeling energy, but some shows sink under their own weight
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When Mohammed Alenezi began filming his dangerous boat ride to Christmas Island, he was left shocked by the despair of a young passenger on board
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Isaac Julien’s Ten Thousand Waves jointly purchased using fund aiming to get more video work into British public art
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Elizabeth Price has taken exhibits from Sir Arthur Evans’s landmark excavation of Knossos and brought them back to life
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A Grand Tour of the Midlands, Top Gear’s misguided spin around the Cenotaph and Britain’s best new architects – all in your weekly art dispatch
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This mesmerising collection of film and video work by the Israeli artist is full of dangling clues and subliminal messages, playing fast and loose with our credulity
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His hands invading Michelangelo, the roundabout where he learned to drive, his own shadow nipping out for a stroll … Adrian Searle finds traces of Mark Wallinger everywhere in his new show ID
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The annual art festival contemplates the essence of artistic ecosystems, opens the city’s smallest gallery and offers festivalgoers a flower-inspired menu
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As a new xenophobia grips Germany, artist Ken Aptekar explains why his latest show – 10 years in the making – is taking place in an ex-nunnery beside one of the few synagogues to survive Kristallnacht
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Responding to the stalker economy with her own brand of extreme capitalism, Jennifer Lyn Morone™ Inc is making her life her business. So why, she asks, do we hand our data to big tech companies for free?
Death, volcanoes and Nazis in the family: Ragnar Kjartansson, wild man of Icelandic art