Exhibition Reviews

Assembled by an all-Thai curatorial team, the third Thailand Biennale brilliantly exhibits the rich cultural milieu of the country’s Golden Triangle, near Laos and Myanmar

In her exhibition at Travesía Cuatro in Mexico City, the passion of Christ becomes a parable for the antihuman politics of the global gig economy

At Ingleby Gallery in Edinburgh, the artist draws inspiration from his Orkney heritage to create a unique style of painting with a whimsical touch

An exhibition at London’s Frith Street Gallery showcases delicate graphite, wax and pastel dust drawings that attempt to capture a moment in time for reflection or reliving

At Martina Simeti, Milan, the artist’s free-form paintings speak to the musical and artistic traditions of Black communities

At McMichael Canadian Art Collection, the artist revisits landscape painter Tom Thomson’s Canoe Lake as it’s threatened by floods and forest fires

The artist’s exhibition at Greene Naftali, New York, recasts Icarus within a modern-day exploration of Black emancipation and freedom

A survey of the artist's expansive career in Antwerp invites audiences into a surreal realm populated by everything from Ken dolls to enormous golden chicks

At EXILE in Vienna, the artist explores the consequences of an overproducing world on the brink of environmental collapse

A new exhibition in Nottingham reveals the often unseen aspects of the photographic process

A new show at Tate Modern reminds us of the impact she made and the possibilities she opened for other artists, from Marina Abramović to Brian Eno

At Kunstverein München, a new film by the artist explores the use of aerial photography as propaganda during the National Socialist Regime

At Esther Schipper, Berlin, the artist’s self-portraits display a tension between concealment and revelation

At Bally Foundation, Lugano, the artist uses dance as a way to move beyond loss

An exhibition in London features intricate drawings that blend daily life with traditional animism and shape-shifting beings

From Varda Caivano’s tiny metallic abstractions at LABOR to Tania Candiani’s ode to the capital’s dance halls

The unfazed female figures in the artist’s ‘Hotel Paintings’ may be viewed as a playful act of self-satire

At Museum of the Moving Image, New York, a retrospective of the artist reveals an enchantment with technology’s possibilities and a disillusionment with its uses

At 52 Walker, New York, the artist honours the poet by bridging her writing and her beloved Los Angeles

At STPI Creative Workshop & Gallery, a modest survey of the artist reflects on how we share and absorb information and knowledge