Exhibition Reviews

At M Leuven, the artist draws on the allegorical as a means of exposing the absurdity of the current state of affairs

At Richard Saltoun Gallery, London, a trilogy of works delves into the domestic exploitation of Southern Italian women

Despite some worthy presentations, this year’s edition adds little to the ongoing conversation about decolonization

The exhibition at the National Gallery of Art, Washington D.C., reminds us that non-Black people cannot excise themselves from the history of the African Diaspora

At Layr, Vienna, the artist’s new video works put a group of men under a scrupulous yet intimate examination

The seaside festival returns with 20 new commissions, addressing climate change, coastal erosion, folklore and displacement 

At the Hirshhorn Musuem, Washington, D.C., the artist presents new and recent works that employ storytelling as its primary medium

From Marilia Furman’s ‘Monstrous’ at PSM, Berlin, to ‘ARS22: Living Encounters’ at Kiasma, Helsinki, here are our picks

The nomadic gallery MASA showcases a group exhibition of Mexican and Mexico-based artists, designers and architects that intervene the iconic site once again

At Thomas Dane Gallery, London, the artist explores how class domination is maintained through the conservation of objects

From Rhea Dillon’s reverential found objects at Soft Opening, London, to Douglas Gordon’s rumination on ancestral trauma at Dundee Contemporary Arts

A posthumous exhibition at Galerie Knoell, Basel, makes the case for the artist's inclusion in transatlantic art history

Across two new exhibitions in Los Angeles, the polymath showcases work from the 1980s to the present that reveals a talismanic power

At Dundee Contemporary Arts, the first UK institutional presentation of the film k.364 ruminates on ancestral trauma, travel and music

From Cecilia Alemani’s eclectic and ambitious Venice Biennale exhibition to Thomas Schütte’s melting ceramic busts at Frith Street Gallery, London

A group show at KADIST, San Francisco, charts the changing role of tradition in East Asian contemporary art

These are the shows currently on our radar, from the group show addressing the concept of tradition at KADIST, to a selection of work spanning Yoko Ono to Félix González-Torrez, curated by Alfredo Jaar, at Galerie Lelong

Two exhibitions at Modern Art Oxford and Camden Arts Centre, London, examine the impermanence of power

At El Museo del Barrio, New York, a survey of its founder reveals the artist’s commitment to making by unmaking

At PSM, the artist's low-tech, smoke-and-mirrors intervention traces the connection between capitalism and militarism