Stawarska-Beavan’s multi-media works stress lost and forgotten aspects of spaces and their political, public and private borders 

How Virunhakul's performances mobilize touch between audience and performer

Tania Candiani on how the artists’ work challenges the dominant historical narrative of the clash between Indigenous and European cultures

 

Rykeyn Bailey captures the violence of time passing in a new series of drawings and paintings

What do art and cheerleading have in common? Moon thinks they both come from the core

Rodney McMillian on how work of his former students work is ‘a way to digest how ideas about race, radicalism and class are negotiated'

Khamissy’s works document unresolved personal histories 

Panayiotou on how the French artist’s sculptures ‘look straight into the eyes of the viewer’

Black Brazilian contemporary artists confront the racial violence of the state 

Shiv Kotecha on the long career of playback singer Asha Bhosle 

Philipp Ekardt on a Genzken sculpture that reaches back into her own artistic biography

A group exhibition at Kulturstiftung Basel H. Geiger draws attention to the unique positionality of Caribbean artists

Her work – currently on view in solo exhibitions at Gropius Bau, Henie Onstad Kunstsenter and Middlesbrough Institute of Modern Art – pulls tragedy from landscape

John Kelsey on how the French iconoclast rewrites film history, one image at a time

As Ruth Asawa is honoured with a postage stamp, artist Stephanie Syjuco considers her legacy and her internment by the US government

Since the beginning of the 20^th century, aerial technologies have lent the sky – and the birds that fly through it – with a threatening presence

The artist creates a new, specially commissioned comic on the perils of looking good

As an exhibition of his work heads to the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York, the photographer speaks to poet Simone White about the changing landscape of Harlem and US institutions

At etHALL, L’Hospitalet de Llobregat, the artist pays homage to the thresholds between life and death

At London's Cell Project Space, the artists' timely new commissions explore the potency of intimate gestures and simple actions 

An exhibition at Anna Schwartz Gallery of the late artist, curator and educator suggests that constructivist idioms still pulse with life  

At MMK Frankfurt, a retrospective housed in a group exhibition mirrors the artist's rejection of conventional classifications

At Portikus, Frankfurt, the artist pays attention to quiet but powerful acts of resistance

At CLEARING, Brussels, the artist duo’s new handcrafted pieces reveal the sensuous in the clunky

The winner of the New Academy Prize remembers how Fanon's legendary book has changed her reading and writing life

At Bonner Kunstverein, the artist investigates our relationship to everyday objects

The duo’s installations at Galerie Templon, Paris, couldn’t be timelier

Amongst the family portraits and Sèvres porcelain, the artist’s newly commissioned paintings reflect on a broken Britain

At Lenbachhaus, Munich, the artist’s installations show why matter matters

At Museum Frieder Bruda’s Salon Berlin, the artist reflects on book burning during the Nazi regime

Shot in Cambridge, the artist’s latest film interlaces histories of laziness, from Johnny Mercer to Audre Lorde

The strongest components of the unusually dispersed exhibition "take art from the altar and into the vernacular"

MACRO’s ‘Museum for Preventive Imagination: Editorial’ is an experiment with new exhibition formats

At PDX Contemporary Art, Portland, the artist presents contrasting works on paper that recall Sergei Eisenstein’s theory of montage

At Ortuzar Projects, New York, the artist’s radiant portraits of travellers on ‘citizen ships’ maintain ‘an abiding faith in the power of the human spirit’

At Daniel Marzona and Barbara Wien, Berlin, the artist highlights the communicative potential of everyday objects

At Gallery Hyundai, Seoul, the painter combines Korean folk, Chinese Buddhist and Western Renaissance iconography to complicate the idea of national cultural heritage

At Situations, New York, the photographer’s portraits of lovers and Elvis-obsessed Swiss youths share sartorial cues

At Galerie Kandlhofer, Vienna, the artist reflects on the politics that dictate which lives matter

Premiering in Ireland at Dublin’s Gallery of Photography, Bowe’s series ‘Love’s Fire Song’ offers a welcome pause to reflect on the segregation of the north

At James Cohan, New York, a suite of new paintings harken back to the chaotic pre-COVID streets

At Bel Ami, the artist uses the sonic and sculptural qualities of casino games to invoke modernism’s long obsession with chance