Exhibition Reviews

The artist’s survey at the Japan Society, New York, foregrounds the body, labour and process

At Crèvecoeur, Paris, the artist's new video work continues her interest in the results of rejection and subjugation on marginalized French youth

At Compton Verney, the artist’s first large-scale survey celebrates a career spent experimenting with colour

The group show at MoMA PS1 reflects on the history of artist-cultivated gardens, from Tom Burr’s dioramas of The Ramble in Central Park to Poncili Creación’s defiant garden gnomes

From Sylvie Fleury’s playful survey show in Italy to Liesel Burisch’s first solo institutional exhibition in Denmark

For his show at kurimanzutto in Mexico City, the artist collaborates with Indigenous potters Cooperativa 1050° to rediscover age-old arts and crafts

Presented within multifunctional and frequently changing spaces, this year’s edition of the quinquennial exhibition combines art with social kitchens, garden gatherings and even a pro-BDSM party

ICA Miami presents an impressive group exhibition showcasing recent acquisitions from the young museum’s expansive collection

At Le Confort Moderne, Poitiers, a retrospective of the famed founder of The Church of Euthanasia invites you to sacrifice everything for the greater good

This year's edition, ‘Persons, Persone, Personen’, celebrates ecologically minded contemporary art that is joyful and sensual

Whether you’re holidaying in Europe or the US, here are the best exhibitions to visit across the continents this summer

The artist and poet invites us into her world of rage, vulnerability and humour at ICA, London

From Thomas J Price’s Windrush Commission in Hackney to Alex Margo Arden’s bizarre ‘not closing down sale’ in Clerkenwell

At O—Overgaden, Copenhagen, the artist’s videos hint at an ecstatic climax on a sweat-drenched dance floor

At Galerie Nagel Draxler, Cologne, the artist's collages delve into the economic and geopolitical realities of Nord Stream 2

From the NGA’s seminal exhibition, ‘Afro-Atlantic Histories’, to Sam Lipp’s titillating bodies in ‘Pornocracy’ at Derosia, New York, these are the shows not to miss in the US this summer

At Derosia, the artist presents a body of work that stirs both our commercial and corporeal desires

A staged ‘not closing down sale’ at Ginny on Frederick, London, advertises a space in which nothing is quite as it seems

At Pinacoteca Agnelli, Turin, the artist’s works playfully subvert the art historical canon