An exhibition at the Alte Nationalgalerie in Berlin explores the 'secessions' in three key European cities

The Brooklyn Museum exhibition aims to “create a space for these conversations to happen” rather than “cancel” the artist

The nonagenarian talks about why Italy is more welcoming to artists, how meaning is always in the eye of the beholder, and his displeasure in learning that Boris Johnson is a fan

The storied institution has opened its archives—parts of which were untouched decades—to artists and historians

Janet Sobel has gained belated recognition for developing drip painting before Jackson Pollock, but a new exhibition at the Ukrainian Museum in New York focuses on her work during the Second World War

Secondary picks apart the spectacle of violence now overtaking America as it plays out in professional football

Trove of drawings, texts, and paintings on paper bought as an anonymous lot by savvy private collectors will be exhibited in the south of France

Gallerie dell’Accademia show will explore how Italy shaped the late artist’s vision

The National Museum of Antiquities in Leiden has reportedly been criticised for “portraying Tutankhamun as Black”

How the flamelike trees came to rival the sunflowers as a signature motif

Lesley Lokko, the curator of the 18th edition of the event, said the decision showed the “ugly rear” of Italian immigration policy but should not be "the defining story of this exhibition"

New York theatre producer attempts to collect works by women of a landmark 1943 exhibition

A new exhibition in Utrecht looks at the role of Antwerp in the development of painting in Holland

Brown's survey exhibition at New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art brings fresh eyes to a time-tested medium

New York exhibition Kenyan Collectives at Affirmation Arts focuses on existential threats to Kenya’s wildlife and water supply

A baffling show in which Pablo Picasso’s works become accessories for the British designer Paul Smith’s decorations

From Lauren Halsey's new commission for the Met rooftop to funkily subversive sculptures at the Museum of Arts and Design, the season's essential exhibitions

Only one photograph of Vincent as an adult survives, drinking at a riverside café—but he turns his back on the camera

The Marquis de Sade's legacy explored in Barcelona show and Gwen John's self portrait in a Parisian interior

The South Korean exhibition has come under fire for its Park Seo-Bo art prize which has now been abolished

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

Native American artist Jaune Quick-to-See Smith has been transforming the contemporary art canon for decades with multilayered works that address cultural misconceptions with humour

The artist’s video installation extrapolates a fantastical narrative from the kind of Chinese restaurant her own parents ran

The triennial considers the city’s history of displacement with public works by New Red Order, Anita Fields and Jordan Weber, among others

The science-themed initiative will span museums and organisations big and small throughout Southern California

French leader says defacing the work, which will remain on show at the Palais de Tokyo, is "attack on values"

The two exhibitions are the first to highlight the artist’s productive final months in Auvers

A welcome introduction to the 18th-century French satirist Claude Gillot

Show brings artist back from the undeserved periphery

Amsterdam exhibition reveals more about Vincent’s final days in Auvers