New York

An exhibition featuring the noise musician was cancelled after a backlash around his links to white supremacists

‘This retrospective portrays an inveterate outsider, a champion of the different and disempowered, as a fixture of a canon he reviled’

In times of political turmoil, art is a necessary rebuke to escapism

In ‘Flesh’ at the Jewish Museum, New York, the Lithuanian painter’s visceral still lifes seem eerily prophetic 

At Karma, New York, the artist herself becomes ‘a reproductive medium’, revisiting natural subjects and bringing realism ever closer to abstraction

A beautifully spare presentation at Lomex, New York, uses a tangle of haberdashery-esque materials to invoke transcedent scenes

Michel Auder’s show at Martos, reminds us why, despite the optimists, art was never going to find its raison d'être under the current regime

Statues of pioneering suffragettes will break New York’s male-dominated ‘bronze ceiling’

In Eleanor, or The Rejection of the Progress of Love, two women repudiate the long-held expectation: get a husband, make babies

The artist shows a muscular blend of figuration and abstraction at Galerie Lelong & Co., New York, and Philadelphia Fabric Workshop and Museum

The Compound in the South Bronx will open with a show of legendary hip-hop photographer Jonathan Mannion

At Lehmann Maupin, New York, the artist's immersive installation and paintings from the 1970s commemorate forgotten indigenous histories

Highlights from Condo New York 2018 and Commonwealth and Council at 47 Canal: the summer shows to see

From Capote to Basquiat, the pop artist’s glittering ‘visual diary’ of the last years of his life is seen for the first time

Nikki Columbus claims that the museum rescinded the offer to be their curator of performance on discovering she was a new mother

The agency has accidentally printed the ‘more feminine’ Las Vegas version of the iconic statue on billions of stamps since 2010

Presented at the Rubin Museum, New York, can art offer a way of viewing nature as an actor in its own right?

The ‘She Built NYC’ commission aims to build public monuments that properly recognize women’s contributions to the city

The monumental sculpture will trace the outlines of a now-demolished 19th century salt shed, once made into an artwork by Gordon Matta-Clark

The union of museum employees want to draw attention to problematic contract changes for staff healthcare and overtime