Exhibitions
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In their collaborative and solo projects, currently on view at Pioneer Works in New York, Tega Brain and Sam Lavigne cheekily empower visitors to fight climate change
At the Courtauld Gallery, the artist's pastel-coloured works are clearly shown to be still lifes with bite
The digital interventions by 17 Native artists, launched on Indigenous Peoples’ Day, put pointed twists on works in the museum’s American Wing
But the museum is not promoting the show that way—and might not even have registered its record-breaking size
As political art becomes increasingly subject to censorship in Trump's America, the free speech-focused organisation Art At A Time Like This organised a poignant show
Opening as a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas takes effect, Dima Srouji's show shares stories of a lifetime under occupation
Two years ago, museums fell over themselves marking 150 years since Pablo Picasso’s death. This year, they are doing the same for Robert Rauschenberg’s 100th birthday. But who is it all for?
Vincent once painted “rat’s back” potatoes which, despite their name, are very tasty
An anonymous collective claims a show held at Maca Art Center, featuring work of the Beijing-based artist Dan Er, conflated the cultures of Xinjiang’s 47 ethnic groups and contained inaccurate generalisations
The exhibition, Dialogues, pairs 20th and 21st century art by the likes of Picasso, Adam Pendleton and David Hammons with the objects that inspired it
From the Modernist art movement in Nigeria to Jennie Baptiste’s seminal works and stories of the Windrush generation in Cambridge
Neue Galerie in New York presents the US's first museum show dedicated to the unassuming German Expressionist
This intimate show examines the spaces where Picasso's art was made and how the works were put together
The survey brings together more than 150 works by 100 different artists for a peek behind the clichés of apparently idyllic Nordic life
The opening festivities for the exhibition’s timely sixth edition were marked by protests over local ties to Israel
A collection of essays about the Rijksmuseum‘s show also fascinating insights into the struggle for loans and what accompanying research revealed about its 17th-century subject
The museum will display around 200 works from RM’s personal collection and the museum’s holdings
If the works are found to be fakes, exhibition organisers may face criminal charges
The show of around 60 paintings and works on paper is touring nine European countries
Musée Jacquemart-André stages city’s first show in decades dedicated to the artist once favoured by Louis XIII, who later fell into relative obscurity
The museum's new Moving Image Gallery is its first dedicated space for showing durational art
The survey focuses on the photographer’s work rather than her colourful backstory
The show at the UK’s Fitzwilliam Museum will bring to life the personalities and remarkable achievements of the civilisation’s craftspeople
Danielle Brathwaite-Shirley’s London show encourages visitors to make difficult choices related to real-world issues
The Chicago-born artist has been speaking ahead of a major show at London’s Royal Academy of Arts
The show at Pinacoteca di Brera was the late fashion designer’s final project
Unpacking the issues facing cultural institutions today, plus chats about a Renaissance blockbuster and a ”cut-up” architectural installation in Basel
She will be the first living woman artist to have a major show at the institution since it opened in 1817
In a letter to the biennial’s organisers, more than 20 participants wrote that Crown Family Philanthropies’ “sponsorship is incompatible with the values of our work”