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Chitra Ganesh: Journey to the Great Below

The scenography of this immersive show is spectacular, as the artist draws us into a mythical tale, ...

The Pattern of Life: Enid Marx and Modern British Design

The most famous British designer you have never heard of: Enid Marx is brought back into the well-de...

Edinburgh Art Festival 2026

Once again, this two-week festival has something for everyone. From a celebration of the centenary o...

Ana Mendieta

The last of the great trilogy of female artists to have a retrospective at Tate Modern this summer ...

Richard Dadd: Beyond Bedlam

The most promising student of his year at the Royal Academy Schools returns to his alma mater and, f...

Emily Kraus – interview

Emily Kraus talks about the purpose-built painting scaffold she uses and the challenges of working w...

Hepworth in Colour

Exploring the sculptor’s commitment to colour, this exhibition covers an aspect of her work that h...

Between Dreams and Reality: Stories from the Tangen Collection

This show at Norway’s new grain silo turned modern art museum explores the influence of expression...

Audrey Amiss: The Surviving Exhibitions

Prevented by a mental health crisis from finishing her studies at the Royal Academy, she continued t...

Refik Anadol: Machine Dreams – Rainforest

It’s all go in Los Angeles. On the heels of LACMA’s stunning new Geffen wing comes Dataland, the...

Project a Black Planet

Barbican’s latest exhibition is a treasure trove of work by African-descended artists, hamstrung b...

BorderLands

The shadows of Brexit, the Scottish independence debate and many current border conflicts loom large...

Glenn Brown in Bath: Arrows of Desire and Grottoesque

Enjoying a double bill in Bath, Brown has playfully inserted a selection of his fantastical grotesqu...

Flare-Up

Giving voice to the shame of those with long-term illnesses and disabilities, this mixed exhibition ...

The Invisible Chord: Hans Hartung and Music

With about 80 paintings along with archival documents, this elegant presentation makes clear how Har...

Daniel Buren: Pages in situ

This archival exhibition, curated by the graphic designer Fraser Muggeridge, charts appearances of t...

Anni Albers: A Life – book review

This intimate biography draws on the author’s friendship with Anni and her husband, Josef Albers, ...

Julio Le Parc: Light. Colour. Action.

Timed to perfection, marking Le Parc’s death in May, this exhibition spills beyond gallery limits ...

Hulda Guzmán: Please Awake – Asked Nature Kindly

In the Dominican painter’s first European institutional solo exhibition, friends, family and the a...

Ian Stephenson: Planes of Heaven

Focusing on his large works from the 1960s to early 1970s, this exhibition is proof that his techniq...

Waldmüller: Landscapes

The delicate, meticulously observed landscapes of this Biedermeier master form a crucial bridge in t...

Frida: The Making of an Icon

Don’t be distracted by the unnecessary fillers and ‘Fridamania’ paraphernalia – the 30-plus ...

Antony Gormley: Geestgrond

Including drawings and sketchbooks, models and maquettes, this retrospective is the largest solo exh...

Brusk Museum, Bruges

This impressive new facility for temporary exhibitions sits in the heart of Bruges’ historic museu...

Sendak, Mozart and The Magic Flute

Though best known as the author and illustrator of children’s books, in particular Where the Wild ...

Biennale Gherdëina 10: (Future) Paradise Gardens

The 10th edition of this unique biennale in the spectacular landscape of the Dolomites explores ecol...

Raphael: Sublime Poetry

This mammoth show is huge, exhausting and dazzling and will dwarf any future exhibitions of the Ital...

James McNeill Whistler

This major exhibition is a once-in-a-generation opportunity to see the full extent of Whistler’s p...

Chico da Silva: And the Soul Is for the Birds

ottingham Contemporary offers a rare chance to discover a wonder of indigenous Brazilian art — as ...

Glasgow International Festival of Contemporary Art

Warmth, generosity and creative spirit shine through in this, the 11th iteration of Scotland’s bie...

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