Art and culture editor Christina Donoghue interviews Paris-based Russian photographer Vlad Zorin on the trials and tribulations of love and why the road to self acceptance isn't always smooth sailing.

Art and culture editor Christina Donoghue interviewed many of the artists showing work in SHADOW-BAN to hear what they had to say on the changing landscape of censorship, erotica, politics and more.

This year's 'Foreigner's Everywhere' theme at La Biennale di Venezia has meant the fresh debut of several pavilions. Our favourite? Ethiopia - represented by the senstational Saatchi Yates artist Tesfaye Urgessa.

Diaries at the ready! Here are your must-see art shows for 2024.

SHOWstudio contributor, visual poet, artist, creative director and writer Mettamodernist can now add the accolade' author' to his resume, thanks to him publishing his latest work.

10 videos break down the problems with the current UK asylum system, and how the public can help.

A counterpoint to the mainstream news media's coverage of politics and crises, this video series engages with pressing world issues.

The writer and broadcaster's new book, published by Square Peg Books, will be released in October 2023.

Amy de la Haye explores how fashion and dress have responded to political, social and economic trouble.

Berlin-based Portuguese artist Grada Kilomba's latest work One Soul, One Memory was unveiled at Goodman Gallery last week. Acting as more than a piece of commentary towards the migrant crisis, Kilomba remains as on trend as ever.

Following the news of the devastating earthquake that's hit Turkey and Syria, find below a list of resources that will help those most affected.

A rebel never without a cause, it was announced yesterday that Punk's fairy godmother Dame Vivienne Westwood has died, aged 81.

English-born Iranian fashion designer Paria Farzaneh has released a limited edition t-shirt, with all sales proceeds going towards the Abdorrahman Boroumand Centre for Human Rights in Iran.

Chris Kaba was unarmed when he was shot and killed by the Metropolitan police force. On Saturday 10 September, there will be an organised March from Parliament Square to Scotland Yard in memory of him.

The art director and image-maker collaborated on a series of photographs of black trans women, analysed by Ndatira, to implore viewers to rethink their relationships to white supremacist capitalistic patriarchal artworks, traditions and institutions.

The model conveys the subjective nature of emotion, specifically pleasure, in a film by John Novotny.

Artist Cedric Mizero interprets the heart through a film born out of a craving to share stories from home.

The photographer, filmmaker and researcher responds to the vagina in a film which articulates their take on Black feminine power.

The fashion designer addresses their concerns for past and future identities of Black Womxn.

'Defying all the limitations place on me and people that look like me place on us by people who fear the potential of our enlightenment, I wanted to plant the seed for a story that I could continue to tell', the artist Dieter Grams explains of their film.

Poet and artist Julianknxx interprets the brain through a film which asks: how do you imagine your own future, and your own beauty within this existence?

The image-maker explores the phenomenon of Koh Koro Yé through the medium of film, which literally means 'to see old things'.

Crafting stories that tell the diaspora of the black experience through absurd and surreal lenses, creative Mettamodernist created an AfroAbsurdist film.

Naiara Tamminga, a 14-year-old poet, conveys the message that all voices should be heard regardless of age, social class, race, gender, religion or sexual orientation.