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Discover experimental artists from near and far who have made London their home, including Alvaro Barrington, Claudette Johnson, Jasleen Kaur and Lucía Pizzani

From 4th-century Hindu sculpture to modernist photography, discover the South Asian artists who revolutionized creative culture at home and abroad

From Otobong Nkanga’s ritualistic compositions to the biophilic design of Tropical Modernism

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From Zineb Sedira’s anticolonial cinema to Danielle Brathwaite-Shirley’s immersive archives

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A mood of tranquillity permeates the young artist’s rich and uncanny exhibition at Tate Britain 

BY Ellen Mara De Wachter |

Reflecting on the artist’s enduring influence as her flag flies over Tate Britain in London

BY Goshka Macuga |

From a posthumous Martin Wong retrospective in Camden to Matthew Arthur Williams’s sensitive debut in Dundee 

BY Sean Burns |

New section Modern Women at Frieze Masters and much anticipated shows at the Barbican and Tate Britain in London offer unconventional histories of art by women

BY Louisa Elderton |

London’s institutions – including the newly reopened National Portrait Gallery, the V&A and Tate Britain – are evolving in the work they show and the way they show it. But what’s driving this cultural shift?

BY Farah Nayeri |

Ahead of his major exhibition at Tate Britain, the artist considers how his films will exist in the future

 

BY Deborah Willis AND Isaac Julien |

From Celeste Rapone's evocation of not-so-blissful domesticity at Josh Lilley, London, to Leo Robinson’s dense webs of allusion and appropriation at Chapter, Cardiff 

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These are the best exhibitions of the year – from a chronically overdue retrospective of Paula Rego to a debut offering of obfuscated, sexualised sculpture by Jack O’Brien

BY Sean Burns |

The painter’s largest retrospective to date, at Tate Britain, cements her place as one of Britain’s most inventive and compelling living artists  

BY Katherine Angel |

‘Fly In League With The Night’ is brimming with characters we can feel, but whose stories remain tantalizingly out of reach

BY Aurella Yussuf |

Is this a show about the artist’s youth or is it about something bigger – landscape?

BY Dan Fox |

Motion and migration in the paintings of Frank Bowling

BY Negar Azimi |

A new retrospective shows a different side to the cosmic dreamer

BY Figgy Guyver |

In further news: Berlin’s Jewish Museum director resigns following controversial tweet; Baltimore Museum of Art sells Warhol to diversify collection

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