“In recent years, gossip has increasingly become a way of working. I’m interested in it not so much as a form of malicious curiosity, but as a means of transmission. After all, every story comes about because someone told it to someone else.” Interview

The artist who sought to erase the self through dots, mirrors and repetition has become one of the most recognisable figures in contemporary art. From radical outsider to pop icon, right through to Louis Vuitton handbags: the paradox of Yayoi Kusama lies precisely here

Arne Quinze and Joana Vasconcelos transform the landscape of Villefranche-sur-Mer into a realm suspended between matter, memory and vision

I am interested in understanding how we cope with moments of transformation, loss or vulnerability, and what tools we use to make sense of them. Whilst it used to be mainly our closest relationships that fulfilled this role, today we increasingly turn to digital platforms, forums or artificial intelligence systems as well.

At the Long Museum West Bund, Wallace Chan transforms titanium, obsidian and precious stones into monumental “vessels from other worlds”, exploring memory, metamorphosis and spirituality

This month’s wrap artist in their own words. Which couldn’t be more effective