The festival drew criticism last month for an art project that would crowd-source blood from Indigenous and Aboriginal people

The Los Angeles biennial has been installed but unvisited for six months due to Covid-19 restrictions. Does it still capture our present moment?

FotoFocus’s photography biennial returns to Cincinnati in 2022 with focus on climate change

Month-long event to celebrate its 25th anniversary with a series of installations across the city

Anti-discriminative posters are part of festival Art Night 2021, where commissions this year will have a political tone

The images of sleeping people were too creepy for many residents, in a city where property values are a major concern

The biennial will highlight the conflicting narratives of the deadly uprising that paved the way for democracy

Turner prizewinning collective Assemble will lead a project at the £120m creativity showcase

Agencies seem to be betting that time and increased exposure to the kingdom will wear down Western qualms over its human rights record

Taking pandemic indoor occupancy limits into account, the biennial moves outside of performance spaces

The virtual programme also included features on Tsarist Russian fashion and robot love in the Pergamon Museum

Following environmental concerns, The Living Desert garden and zoo has pulled out of a planned project with the artist this month

Judy Chicago, Oscar Murillo, Nicholas Galanin and others to present works in Southern California's first major art event since the pandemic shutdown last year

The outdoor festival, due to take over Coachella Valley in February, will now wait until lockdown restrictions are lifted

The Kingdom’s largest ever contemporary art exhibition will aim to deliver a more "open" image of the country

German city lined up for 2026 edition but the next edition will vie with Venice Biennale and Documenta

Biennale officials and Sicilian town council call on artist to honour his commitment to return controversial Barca Nostra exhibit after one year

Two trustees, the artist Fiona Banner and the art lawyer Jon Sharples, also stepped down in support

13th edition of the biannual Korean art exhibition will look at queer theory, feminism and how centuries of tradition collide with contemporary art

Serpentine Galleries, Tate and historian David Olusoga are on the shortlist for £3m research and development funding

New triennial in New York aims to highlight the contribution of the fastest-growing demographic in the US, with exhibitions, events and a little inspiration from Yoko Ono

Almost half of the artists participating in the Bangkok Art Biennale opening this week have expressed "support for the struggle for democracy"

Pandemic complicated organisational efforts by curators and stymied artists

From transgressive Tantra at the British Museum to a series of artistic interventions in Brent's libraries

From Dawn Mellor's George Michael mural to Rasheed Araeen's anarchic library installation

The eighth edition of Kyotographie will include exhibitions in venues ranging from traditional wooden townhouses to shopping arcades

Riboca2 shows “the fragility of our world, and our vulnerability within it”

Bangkok Art Biennale director on grappling with coronavirus constraints and displaying "sensitive" works

The inaugural exhibition in the north-west borough opens in September and will include 23 new commissions