Review

An exhibition at Peres Projects, Berlin, shows how society’s attitudes to sex have changed throughout the 86-year-old artist’s career

The artist’s sculptures turn urban detritus into natural-looking forms  

In a show at Kasmin Gallery, New York, size reveals not the late painter’s ego, but rather his belief in personal engagement 

A glance at Gagliardi’s new paintings at Brussels’s Rodolphe Janssen Gallery

The artist’s new show at White Cube combines structuralist filmmaking with the Green Cross Code, to dazzling effect

Ancestral knowledge and utopian thinking lend power to a sometimes uneven exhibition 

In a lively group show at Petzel Gallery, the late Danish artist’s irreverent ‘modification paintings’ are presented alongside some of the many works they later inspired 

A survey at Kestnergesellschaft, Hannover, shows an artist in constant dialogue with the world 

‘Musicality and Humour’ shows the artist at his spontaneous best

In two New York gallery shows, the artist’s domestic sets and portraits of celebrities drive home questions of representation in the culture industry

For 40 years, the Italian artist’s work has ‘shocked us into new realities’

 In her show at MOCA Toronto, the artist’s imaginative narratives unravel official histories of patriarchy and colonization

The Barcelona-based artist’s survey at Lisbon’s MAAT shows the breadth of his experiments in urban architectures and rudimentary materials

The late artist Knud Viktor painted a sonic portrait of the non-human world

250 works by more than 70 artists and creators from the pre-Columbian period to the present

In the Iranian artist’s work, memory is smudged, an accretion of sorrows or nameless longings, a pile of waterlogged books in a flooded library

A show at London’s Cabinet Gallery gives insight into the great writer’s most troubled period

An exhibition at Ikon Gallery, Birmingham, offers compelling evocations of causality and correlation

The sixth edition of the Sri Lankan arts festival uses the sea to press issues of migration and gentrification, climate change and the future of labour in the wake of automation

Eichhorn’s quasi-retrospective at Zurich’s Migros Museum highlights the artist’s complex contestations in simple, often invisible, form