Untitled (policeman) (detail; 2015), Kerry James Marshall.

Grief and Grievance: The Art of Mourning in America

This large-scale group show at the New Museum explores responses to racist violence in the US

19 Feb 2021
In Exaltation of Flowers (Rose-Geranium) (1913), Edward Steichen.

Edward Steichen: In Exaltation of Flowers

The American photographer began his career as a painter – and his most ambitious work in that medium is on display at the Chrysler Museum of Art

19 Feb 2021
Render of the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures

Academy Museum of Motion Pictures

Housed in a former 1930s department store in Hollywood, a new venue dedicated to all things cinema

12 Feb 2021
Self-Portrait (detail; 1895), Edvard Munch.

Munchmuseet

A vast new museum dedicated to the Scandi sensation is opening on Oslo’s waterfront

12 Feb 2021
(detail; 1827), Thomas Lawrence.

Frick Madison

The holdings of the Frick take up temporary residence in Marcel Breuer’s Brutalist landmark

12 Feb 2021
The Rotonde in the Bourse de Commerce – Pinault Collection.

Bourse de Commerce – Pinault Collection

A new home in Paris for François Pinault’s vast contemporary art collections

12 Feb 2021
Monumental Arch (1799), Desmaisons and Pierre Gabriel Berthault after Louis-François Cassas.

Return to Palmyra

The Getty Research Institute launches an online exhibition dedicated to the ruined ancient city

5 Feb 2021
Farmstead in Passing Storm (detail; 1849), unidentified artist.

Collecting Stories: The Invention of Folk Art

The MFA Boston explores how the work of amateurs and artisans came to represent a new kind of American art

5 Feb 2021
A Painter at Work (Justin Gabet) (detail; c. 1874–75), Paul Cézanne.

The 19th Century in European and American Art

Denver Art Museum digs into its collection to explore a century of radical change in Western art

5 Feb 2021
Plate 3 from the 'Disparates': Ridiculous Folly (c. 1815–19), Francisco de Goya.

Goya’s Graphic Imagination

The Spanish master’s work on paper, on display at the Met, shows him at his most tortured and fantastical

5 Feb 2021
(composed 1917–18), Giacomo Puccini, performed at the Royal Opera House in 2011.

Puccini’s ‘Il Trittico’

The composer’s trilogy of one-act operas is available to stream courtesy of the Royal Opera House

29 Jan 2021
Hollywood Africans (detail; 1983), Jean-Michel Basquiat.

Writing the Future: Basquiat and the Hip-Hop Generation

The reopening of the MFA Boston brings another chance to discover how hip hop made its mark on the art world

29 Jan 2021
The Sacrifice at Lystra (detail; 1515–16), Raphael.

The Raphael Cartoons

The V&A presents state-of-the-art photographs that bring viewers closer to these famous designs than ever before

29 Jan 2021
Guernica (detail; 1937), Pablo Picasso.

Rethinking Guernica

The Reina Sofía’s digital deep dive into Picasso’s anti-war masterpiece – now with dozens of extra documents

29 Jan 2021
Boy with a Basket of Fish and Lobsters (18th century), Giacomo Ceruti.

Uffizi on a Dish

The Florentine museum has asked celebrity chefs to confect new recipes inspired by paintings in its collection

22 Jan 2021
Margel Hinder working on her sculpture for the Western Assurance Company (detail; c. 1973), David Moore.

Margel Hinder: Modern in Motion

The Art Gallery of New South Wales hosts the first major survey of the Australian sculptor’s fluid abstract works

22 Jan 2021
The Team of the Athletic Club (1915), José Arrue.

Bilbao and Painting

The Guggenheim Bilbao explores how painters responded to the city’s economic boom in the late 19th century

22 Jan 2021
The Cloaking of the statue of Christopher Columbus behind the Bayfront Park Amphitheatre, Miami, Florida (2019), Joiri Minaya.

Marking Monuments

USF Contemporary Art Museum explores how artists have responded to debates over public memorials

22 Jan 2021
La Tentation du réel, l'Agneau mystique des frères Van Eyck (detail of film still; 2019), dir. by Jérôme Laffont and Joachim Thôme.

Journées internationales du Film sur l’art

The 14th edition of the Louvre’s annual film festival, opening on 22 January, will be available to stream at home

15 Jan 2021
Detail of a still from Een kinderfeest op 't eiland Marken (1899).

Eye Film Player

From cinematic classics to new releases – watch titles from the collection of the Eye Filmmuseum in Amsterdam

15 Jan 2021

Inside Out Shorts

A series of short films commissioned by the Barbican and completed during lockdown is now available online

15 Jan 2021
Mike Dibb selecting an image for Seeing Through Drawing (1976).

A Listening Eye: The Films of Mike Dibb

The Whitechapel Gallery hosts an online programme celebrating the influential documentary film-maker

15 Jan 2021
Rashmi Sudhir, Mohiniattam, from Bhangra Lexicon (2021), Hardeep Sahota.

Hardeep Sahota: Bhangra Lexicon

An online version of Yorkshire Sculpture Park’s planned display exploring the traditional Indian dance form

8 Jan 2021
Page from a 16th-century Koran. Khalidi Library, Jerusalem

Khalidi Library online

The Jerusalem institution launches a new website with full digital access to its world-class collection of Arabic manuscripts

8 Jan 2021