Review

A retrospective of the late Iranian-American director at Berlin’s KW Institute for Contemporary Art shows society in ruin

At the Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit, the French collective’s attack on the autonomy of art feels as prescient as it did 50 years ago

The influential documentary film festival celebrated its half century with a strong line-up of old and new talent from 58 countries

A new work by Beth Collar, commissioned by Matt’s Gallery and CGP London, pulls apart female hysteria

The show of the artist’s prints is the largest to be held in the UK in 45 years 

An exhibition at Matthew Marks Gallery, New York, examines Johns’s recent paintings and how the artist’s intentions remain steadfastly encrypted

From viral slime to medieval botany, these artists are probing the margins of mainstream knowledge 

A show at Max Mayer, Düsseldorf, uses typeface to pay tribute to women artists 

In a solo exhibition at kurimanzutto, Mexico City, the artist’s hanging sculptures are, like human beings, contingent, needy and ever-changing

Concurrent exhibitions at mother’s tankstation in Dublin and London are the product of more than 40 years of patiently observing the surrounding world

At Moscow’s Garage Museum of Contemporary Art, the Karachi-born artist’s first solo exhibition in Russia sees Western modernisms turned against themselves

The artist depicts the archetypal women of the golden age of film – or reveals them through their absence

At Berlin’s Galerie Neu, a small triumph for nightlife anti-hero Daniel Pflumm, his first show at the gallery in 15 years

Combining baroque design with folk tradition, the late artist’s work asks: is pattern not the motor of creation?

From food delivery apps to public transport, the Berlin-based artists reflect on the changing face of urban life

Linder’s ‘Full Service’ at MUDAM, Luxembourg, enacts a clever service economy between performer, viewer and museum

In a solo show at the McCord Museum, Montreal, the Cree artist’s alter ego, Miss Chief Eagle Testickle, confronts the horrors of Canadian history

A tactile show in Berlin of the California-based painter refreshes colour-field abstraction for our digital age of infinite screen time

A retrospective at Kiran Nadar Museum of Art, New Delhi, showcases the forms and themes that underpin the artist’s singular career

The second iteration of this dynamic biennial is a mix of poignant reflection and feverish energy