Exhibitions
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Ben Luke speaks to Jane Morris about the 2026 Biennale artists and framework, takes a tour of the late González's show at the Barbican. Plus, a conversation about a long-hidden Emin work
As her landmark Tate Modern exhibition opens, the artist discusses the rise of Reform UK and the British Museum's "terrible colonial past"
“In Interludes and Transitions” includes more than 25 commissions and works by Samia Halaby, Etel Adnan, Pacita Abad and Kamala Ibrahim Ishag
Exhibitions pairing Munch with Paula Modersohn-Becker and Maria Lassnig provide opportunities to subvert the established order
“The Visitors” includes more than 30 new paintings of youths who represent “cliches of the contemporary tourist”
After beginning her career in the 1950s, and then taking 25 years out to raise a family, the artist finally hit her stride in the 2000s. Now, she is the first female painter to have a show in the main galleries of the Royal Academy of Arts in London
Fitzwilliam Museum’s new show "War Craft" examines art made on or near the front lines, often from materials found on the battlefield
From the latest additions to Judith Baca's "Great Wall of Los Angeles" at Jeffrey Deitch and "Monuments" at Moca and the Brick, to the Julia Stoschek Foundation's epic pop-up show of video art and medieval creation stories at the Getty
The announcement comes after a court dismissed Gabrielle Goliath’s attempt to have her project reinstated—a ruling that has been met with anger by members of South Africa’s art world
Art duo are delivering actionable ecological change through sustainable food production and consumption schemes
The artist and the curator Ingrid Masondo will be challenging the decision handed down by a judge from South Africa’s high court
Little known outside his native Sweden, the artist was a master of marble, but also created grotesque and erotic drawings
For the Sacramento-born artist, who faced wartime incarceration for his Japanese ancestry as well as homelessness, art was a way to survive crises
The work, depicting a sunrise in Normandy, is part of the Margate gallery's 15th anniversary celebrations
By not going down more obvious routes, the exhibition, which places nine Confederate monuments in dialogue with 19 artists, avoids preachiness
Tate Modern is hosting the largest retrospective to date of one of the UK’s biggest artists, who has never shrunk away from laying bare the most intimate and even traumatic details of her personal life
The artist was approached about including his seminal work in an exhibition at the University of Maryland’s Driskell Center, but ultimately it was not featured; he and the curators disagree on the reasons why
The latest iteration of the recurring exhibition boasts more specially commissioned works than ever before
The National Portrait Gallery is exploring a less familiar aspect of the artist’s work through his archive and recently acquired etchings
As his latest exhibition opens at the Hasselblad Center, Storch discusses his love and hope for his home country
Ambitious cultural programme will accompany the 2026 Fifa World Cup tournament
Ben Luke talks to art market editor Kabir Jhala about the inaugural fair in Doha, explores the debate surrounding a painting of Dürer’s father, and we hear about the synergies between two 20th-century painters
The exhibition, dedicated to the painter who sold few works during her lifetime and was largely overlooked in favour of her brother, will also travel to Scotland and tour the US
With the inaugural Art Basel opening in Qatar, and with Frieze in Abu Dhabi later this year, the Kingdom is looking to the past with its exhibitions and auctions
The headline exhibition Unruly Waters will chart Qatar’s “past and present role as a geopolitical hub”
The Canadian painter is the subject of a major exhibition of her landscapes, inspired by British Columbia
Organised by curator Amin Jaffer, the selected artists all use organic materials traditional to India in their work
From audio-tape portraits to the mother-daughter relationship, we share some must-see shows
An exhibition marking 50 years of relations with Singapore is organised around the Philippines-Mexico galleon trade system
The exhibition at the Museo del Palacio de Bellas Artes traces the 99-year-old Mexican artist’s unique and dynamic approach to the human figure and highlights her work as a cultural organiser