Sophie McKinnon looks at the art world's evolving relationship with digital necessity.

In New York, Sophie McKinnon visits an exhibition that explores the fundamental tension between autonomy and dependency.

Ed Atkins mixes the comfortable with the grotesque, survival with entropy, and the literal with the "super-vicious artificial".

Avenal McKinnon considers Yoko Ono's new and recreated works in her Beijing exhibition 'Golden Ladders'.

Avenal McKinnon explores 'The Arrival of Spring', a new and innovative exhibition by David Hockney, who chooses an iPad as his medium.

Frances Upritchard brings her humorous sculptural figures to a new exhibition in Los Angeles, writes June Fairhead.

American artist, Bill Viola explores questions of existence, life and the forces around us in his recent exhibition 'Transformation'.

Wanaka-based Martin Hill and Philippa Jones draw attention to environmental degradation in their exhibition 'Temporal Landscapes'.

After completing an art residency in South China, Emily Hartley-Skudder returns to Aotearoa and discusses what she learnt and created.

Investigating relationships, systems, and equilibrium, Richard Tuttle marries language and image in a poem that unfolds as an installation.

An NYC choreographer uses an evolving dance residency to challenge our notions of stasis. Sophie McKinnon reports.

In Carlos Sandoval de León’s exhibition at Cindy Rucker Gallery in New York, a conscious system of change is operating in situ.