Benoit Loiseau

The South Korean DJ and "Starry Night" producer opens up.

To mark the opening of Jarman's largest retrospective to date, Olivia Laing, Jon Savage, Peter Tatchell and Charlie Porter pay homage to the filmmaker and artist.

The Volcano Extravaganza in Stromboli is where avant-garde performance met mysticism and 17th-century Versailles.

Queer art, crafts and environmental imagination dominate this year’s festivities — but wait, why are we here again?

Postcommodity unearths the city's invisible narratives, creating the most important art work at this year's Carnegie International.

From Jake Chapman to Pam Hogg and Olivia Laing, i-D speaks to cultural figures across art, fashion, and literature about the work of Sarah Lucas, as she opens her first US survey at the New Museum in New York.

In the age of #MeToo and 'Nanette,' celebrating the everyday muse doesn't have to mean glorifying the patriarchal gaze.

The exhibition 'Fashion Work, Fashion Workers' spotlights ingenious projects by DIS, Bless, Susan Cianciolo, and Bernadette Corporation.

As Brazil's creative scene continues to be bullied by conservative political groups, i-D spoke to five LGBTQ artists fighting for change.

As she makes her US debut at Photofairs San Francisco, Tania Franco-Klein talks loneliness, wigs and self-portrait as therapy.

As she makes her U.S. debut, African-Canadian artist Esmaa Mohamoud talks to i-D about gender fluidity and why art institutions need more diversity.

Three years after her premature death, the work of the madly talented photographer is being preserved by a new archive project.