USA

The 39 artists of the sixth edition both capture and prompt tender interactions that tease out overlooked histories across the city

At Canal Projects, New York, the artist’s site-specific multi-media installation argues for the unrelenting humanity of workers

It’s time to reckon with a US founding father who waged genocidal warfare against Indigenous nations 

The artist’s solo exhibition at the Pulitzer Arts Foundation is a serene and spiritual survey of her five-decade practice 

The last exhibition planned by the artist herself carries on her strategic semiotic slips and disjunctions

Ruby City resembles an edifice of red Texas rock; inside, the museum is airy, white and church-like

At New York’s Lincoln Center, the artist’s films speak to the enduring violence caused by forced exile

A group exhibition at Pérez Art Museum Miami challenges apocalyptic forecasts for a region on the front lines of climate change 

In Buffalo, the artist Marlene McCarty has planted a toxic garden that draws on the area’s intertwined histories of capitalism, expropriation and utopian dreaming

The most famous painter in the US finally receives art world recognition

In the third edition of the biennial, progressive politics and BP sponsorship underscore the tensions between discourse and direct action 

His ‘brutalist dollhouses’ invite viewers into the void ‘in the friendliest manner’ 

At the Nasher Sculpture Center, Dallas, the artists’ first US museum survey traces their slick, satirical and sentimental practice

In the artist’s largest survey to date, science fiction and narratives of black resistance offer a vision of a more inclusive future

The artist’s survey at the Hessel Museum of Art at CCS Bard, Annandale-on-Hudson, links life on microscopic and cosmic scales with moments of spiritual self-searching and reflection

The Barnes Foundation and Locks Gallery, Philadelphia, USA

MOMA PS1, New York, USA

M+B, Los Angeles, USA