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The Vexing Present and the Venice Biennale

Can Ralph Rugoff’s ‘May You Live in Interesting Times’ exhibition address histories of narrow nationalism, fascism, and empire head-on?

BY Negar Azimi |
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Questionnaire: Venice Biennale Curator Ralph Rugoff

Q: What do you like the look of? A: A clear bright sky in the morning

BY Ralph Rugoff |
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A Guide to the Best Shows in Cologne

With Art Cologne opening its doors, a selection of exhibitions around town

BY Moritz Scheper |
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As ‘Friend of a Friend’ Opens in Warsaw, We Pick the Shows to See

Nine Warsaw spaces host 16 international galleries in this second edition of the Polish gallery share

BY Krzysztof Kościuczuk |
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The Exhibitions to See in Milan During Miart

A guide to the best shows in the Italian city

BY Barbara Casavecchia |
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The Best Shows to See in São Paulo

As SP-Arte opens, here’s what’s on in Brazil’s largest city

BY Camila Belchior |
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Your Guide to the Best Shows in Hong Kong

Ahead of Art Basel Hong Kong, our selection of must-see exhibitions

BY Amy Sherlock AND Ingrid Chu |
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A Climate for Change: What to Expect from the Nordic Pavilion

Artists Ane Graff, Ingela Ihrman and nabbteeri will test the fraught relationship between human and non-human species

BY Chloe Stead |
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Post-Internet Aesthetics and Brain-Eating Amoeba: The Shows to See in Beijing

Ahead of Gallery Weekend Beijing, a run-down of the best exhibitions in China’s capital

BY Tom Mouna |
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The Best Shows in New York During Armory Week

From Vincent Fecteau’s killer cats to Aki Sasamoto’s barroom tricks, a selection of exhibitions not to miss

BY Evan Moffitt |
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From Sophie Calle’s Heartbreak Diary to the Myths of IKEA, the Best Exhibitions in Tokyo

Ahead of Art Fair Tokyo, here are the exhibitions not to miss in the Japanese capital

BY Andrew Maerkle |
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Masked Men and Mythical Beasts: Five Cape Town Shows Employ Fiction to Radical Ends

Several exhibitions across the city ask: do we need another hero?

BY Rebecca Anne Proctor |
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Arcade Athletics and Eco-Feminist Mythology: the Exhibitions to See in Los Angeles

From Faith Wilding’s animistic deities to Pierre Guyotat’s orgiastic drawings, the frieze editors review their favourite shows in LA

BY frieze |
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How Artists in Buenos Aires Are Adapting to a Vibrant Yet Volatile Cultural Climate

From the effects of the economic crisis on art to the power of public participation and the most innovative non-profit spaces across the city

BY Osías Yanov, Marta Minujín, Renata Cervetto AND María Gainza |
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Crystal Balls, Red Light Spectacle and a Pop Art Nun: the Best Shows in Los Angeles

As the inaugural Frieze Los Angeles opens this week, here are the exhibitions you shouldn’t miss across the city

BY Simone Krug |
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As Zona Maco Opens, the Best Exhibitions to See Across Mexico City

From art world funnyman Michael Smith’s alter-ego to Ambera Wellmann’s fleshy configurations, a selection of shows not to miss

BY Layla Fassa |
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The Exhibitions to Look Forward to in 2019: the View from the Americas

From an epic Rembrandt restoration and Charles White retrospective, to a trip to the Museum of Frogs, the best things ahead of us this year

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What the Art World is Looking Forward to in 2019 Across Asia, the Middle East and Australasia

From biennales to solo projects, and the responsibilities of arts institutions in the face of resurgent nationalisms: the low-down on what to look out for this year

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As Swiss Art Fair Artgenève Opens its Doors, Your Guide to the Best Shows in Town

A handy selection of the exhibitions not to miss in institutions, commercial galleries and artist-run-spaces across Geneva

BY Yann Chateigné |
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Critic’s Guide to New Delhi: As India Art Fair Returns, the Best Shows in Town

From oral histories mapping obscure traditions to VR films that transport you to a surreal world: here are the exhibitions not to miss

BY Skye Arundhati Thomas |