Do Ho Suh’s monumental fabric architectures, life-sized works on paper and complex drawings made with multicoloured thread powerfully explore ideas of belonging and connection. Ahead of Suh’s major survey show at Tate Modern, artist Janice Kerbel speaks to him about memory, collaboration and his ongoing quest for the perfect home

French graphic novels, a new ecological movement and her trademark sunglasses: the innovator of digital art shares her favourite things

To celebrate the new exhibition coming to Tate Modern, Leigh Bowery's friends and collaborators share their memories of the artist and clubland provocateur

Ahead of the opening of a major exhibition of 1980s photography at Tate Britain, writer and photographer Johny Pitts takes a trip back in time to explore how the photography of his youth shaped not only his world – through album covers, magazines and books – but the era itself