A powerful retrospective of the New York-born artist that is all too timely in its examination of racism in American culture

A show on the early days of the Institute of American Indian Arts explores the fusing of Native American ancestral aesthetics with mainstream Modernist movements

An immersive work by the beloved Japanese artist at Chicago’s WNDR Museum disappoints

The exhibition at the Minneapolis Institute of Art features more than 45 works from the Florentine museum

Projects and site-specific installations have been brought into six neigbourhoods, taking local needs into account

From Dior at the Brooklyn Museum to Shigeko Kubota at MoMA

Built for the American College of Surgeons in 1926, the Beaux Arts space will be used for lectures, concerts, workshops and other events

The Florida-based artist Ian Woods has created layered portraits of mental health advocates

She was a founding member of the Heresies Collective and made activism as well as spirituality a major part of her practice

Sydney Chatman, Daniel Minter, Kameelah Janan Rasheed and Santiago X will create new works in Great Lakes cities that “honour individual and collective resiliency”

An early interest in comics never left him, as could be seen in his colourful figurative work that reflected a love of robots and toys, as well as an admiration for El Greco

From Ray Johnson at David Zwirner to Dawoud Bey at the Whitney

Her Disappointed Tourist project now includes more than 200 sites submitted by the public

The US photographer's travelling exhibition, which opens at the Whitney Museum in New York, charts his four decades documenting the African American experience

The move is the latest surge of simmering tensions between the museum, its workers and local arts groups

After purchasing and renovating the 1883 Nickerson House, he opened the historic mansion as an art and design museum

Delayed for a year because of the coronavirus pandemic, a show of the beloved Mexican artist’s work prepares to open in the Chicago suburbs with a full slate of virtual programming

The French Tunisian performer is hoping to find a permanent home for her immersive installation, hidden in storage for nearly 15 years

The decision has divided members, but there are hopes the work might stay in the Windy City

She helped establish the John Michael Kohler Art Center in Sheboygan, Wisconsin as one of the leading institutions dedicated to self-taught artists

Young citizens, many of them voting in their first presidential election, provide phrases to be shown on LED billboard trucks across the city

In its largest round of grants ever, the arts club turned artist funder has created a new “Next Level” series of prizes

Ahead of Tuesday’s debate, political action committee Artists United for Change rolled out a new campaign to #VoteThemOut aimed at five battleground states

Art historians explain why the work of lesser known artists with rising markets, like George Copeland Ault and Gertrude Abercrombie, might become the target of a fakes scheme

The conceptual artist JB Daniel has offered a location for America’s unwanted statues in an industrial wasteland bounded by the Calumet River

Scientific evidence points to St Olaf College’s Portrait of Eva Mudocci being the real deal, but scholars of the artist’s work are reserving judgement

New exhibition is dedicated to Margaret Demant—a passionate booster of the Detroit Institute of Arts’ collection

The Chicago artist will mill a portion of the period wood for the $4m project to replace the historic New York building's floor

Some residents object to exhibition space, arguing that the artist’s work is pornographic

The work, commissioned in the 1990s for $10,000, is due to be sold at Christie’s, New York for an estimated $10m to $15m