Earthenware, gold jewellery, stone carvings and other gems from Korea reign supreme at the Royal Palace in Dresden
Though often thought of as a shy character, Munch painted a wide network of friends and peers, as this show in London attests
Humans have long depicted the sea in wildly different ways, as this show at the Sainsbury Centre makes clear
The Buffalo AKG celebrates a restlessly experimental artist who was at the heart of New York’s avant-garde in the 1970s and ’80s
In Madrid, the Thyssen-Bornemisza goes in search of the painters who inspired Marcel Proust and his magnum opus
The Hepworth Wakefield celebrates the British ceramicist whose pots take cues from jazz to achieve a sense of spontaneity
The Albertina draws on its outstanding collection and calls in some loans to show how the Old Masters made the most of working on tinted paper
As one of Europe’s greatest living painters turns 80, the Stedelijk and Van Gogh museums in Amsterdam split a show of his work between them
Tate Modern celebrates the brief but influential life and work of the Australian-born performance artist, musician, fashion icon and muse
Later Chinese bronzes were much more than pale imitations of ancient works, as this exhibition at the Met shows
Macabre works by modernist masters hang alongside those by Cranach, Holbein and others in Oslo
The artist’s crisp depictions of male labourers, soldiers and boatsmen are in the spotlight at the Getty
The Smithsonian’s acquisition in 2023 of a collection of quilts by Black makers forms the backbone of this show
Fleshy forms, unconventional materials and religious imagery come together in the work of the Belgian artist
Boucher’s recently restored rococo masterpiece is in the spotlight at the Alte Pinakothek
The Musée Picasso celebrates Kandinsky, Kirchner and the many other artists condemned by the Nazis
See the opening exhibition at PoMo, Norway’s newest private museum and northerly outpost of modern and contemporary art
The Pasadena museum marks its 50th birthday by showing off its most important acquisitions
The neoclassicist architect’s interest in light, space and abstraction endeared him to the modern movement, which regarded him as a forerunner
The artist who imbued geometry with spiritual meaning inspired scores of other painters, on both sides of the Atlantic
This major survey at the Rijksmuseum includes early daguerreotypes, post-war photography, adverts, postcards and more
Monet was a keen collector of Japanese woodblock prints and held Hokusai in high esteem, as this show in Minneapolis attests
This exhibition at the Barbican shows that, before his untimely death in 2015, the painter captured a remarkable range of Black lives in America
To mark the 200th anniversary of the artist’s birth, a suite of his landscape studies is paired with selected watercolours at the Whitworth
