MICHAL BONCZA recommends a compact volume that charts the art of propagating ideas across the 20th century

MICHAL BONCZA reviews Cairokee gig at the London Barbican

MICHAL BONCZA rounds up a series of images designed to inspire women

If 17th-century Dutch art is your thing this must be your book, believes MICHAL BONCZA

MICHAL BONCZA recommends an exquisitely illustrated publication which charts the origins, rise and fall of the seminal Russian dacha

New releases from Sam Eastmond, Angharad Jenkins and Patrick Rimes, Gabriel Moreno

Henry Moore is one of the most frequently exhibited sculptors in the world. MICHAL BONCZA looks at a revelatory collection of posters that advertised these shows

In the 1960s Feliks Topolski revitalised the ancient art of chronicle with panache and gusto. MICHAL BONCZA looks at the work

In an exclusive interview CRISTIAN DEL CANTO speaks to Michal Boncza about his design for the Tobalaba Aerodrome Memorial, its political significance and the struggle to have it erected

New releases from The Dassins, Sylvette and Spear of Destiny

MICHAL BONCZA recommends a superb collection of BoJo cartoons by the Morning Star contributor

Epigram succeeds where epic fails – this Persian proverb best describes Marta Jakobovits's thoughtful ceramic assemblages, writes MICHAL BONCZA

The graphics of Soviet film posters uttered the new revolutionary visual grammar and it dazzled the world. MICHAL BONCZA recommends a superb book dedicated to it

New releases by Los Hermanos Ballumbrosio, Avalanche Kaito and The Shipbuilders

German Nazis indulged in an orgy of book-burning that had no parallels in the 20th century. This monument is a pertinent and timely reminder of how destructive intolerance is

Neurodiverse painter THOMPSON HALL speaks to Michal Boncza about what inspires him, how he works and what his hopes for the future are

New release from Trupa Trupa, Gabriel Moreno and Gilmore Trail

By his own admission, RICARDO BOFILL LEVI was a ‘nomad’ of the profession but his Marxist convictions helped him become an unprecedented innovator of social housing design

The Nelson Mandela statue in Pretoria epitomises the early, but yet to be fulfilled, promise of an all-embracing prosperous ‘Rainbow Nation’

Photographer STEPHEN GILL speaks to the Morning Star about the world he sees through the lens of his camera

In Theaster Gates’s work the spiritual and the utilitarian are inescapably conjoined to offer comfort and hope, believes MICHAL BONCZA