Reviews

At Autograph, London, Boswell’s first institutional exhibition reveals what it truly means to recover from trauma

From tarot cards to AA flyers, the artist’s installation at Lucas Hirsch, Düsseldorf, sketches out a precarious existence

An exhibition at MOCA, Los Angeles, creates a trans-historical dialogue between Farber’s works and a generation of artists he influenced

A survey at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, revisits the artistic movement and sheds new light on its demand for political change 

An exhibition at KOW, Madrid, reveals Hammer’s early explorations, marked by a persistent sense of fragmentation and search for freedom

At Zachęta, Warsaw, the artist argues that maps are essentially constructs: tools of knowledge production and identity politics

A retrospective at Denmark’s Louisiana Museum of Modern Art reveals the painter’s universe: life as a vortex of activity, sound and fury which may ultimately symbolize nothing

What three shows about Japanese art from a pivotal decade tell us about the selective memory of cultural institutions

The German artist’s latest exhibition in New York ‘reopens the wounds of colonialism’ – supposedly

On show at Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac in London, the works show the American master at the height of his powers

For his show at Palais de Tokyo, Paris, the artist created an interactive ‘parcours’ to shed new light on humanity’s changing relationship to nature

An exhibition at MAXXI, Rome, presents a vision of our maturing digital consciousness by drawing a connection between surrealism and AI

An exhibition at CCA Glasgow explores this icon of 1960s Czech new wave cinema by inviting contemporary artists to respond to her work

A retrospective at the Jewish Museum, New York, explores how the artist has continued to insist on the violent costs of our domestic comforts

An exhibition at Kunstverein Düsseldorf explores how the artist shifts and transforms the categories of visual identification

An exhibition at Void, Derry, celebrates the role of women in the history of the civil rights movement in Northern Ireland

Beirut Art Museum and Studiocur/art organized an exhibition with works placed in architectural landmarks that represent bookends for European colonization

An exhibition at Regen Projects, Los Angeles, sheds new light on colonialist patterns and projections 

For her exhibition at Sprüth Magers, Berlin, the artist explores the potential of indefinite loops

For her show at Nino Mier Gallery, Los Angeles, the artist blends identities of religious saviour, politician, celebrity and cheap entertainer