The exhibition reveals how garments and fabrics were important markers of identity in 18th-century Latin America
Four print series by the Spanish master go on display at the Scharf–Gerstenberg Collection in Berlin
The Getty Center explores the artist's life-long obsession with the ancient cultures of Greek and Rome
The Mexican artist's installation draws inspiration from 14,000 Roman artefacts discovered at Bloomberg's European HQ in London
Stills gallery in Edinburgh hosts the Japanese post-war photographer's first solo exhibition in Scotland
Colourful works by the late abstract painter are the focus of The Fine Art Society's exhibition
The London-based artist’s first major survey features recent installation works and a collaborative film project
An expectant audience of ceramic busts forms the centrepiece of David Silver’s solo exhibition at the Fruitmarket gallery in Edinburgh
The Yorkshire Sculpture Park looks beyond the ‘LOVE’ sculptures to explore Indiana's long and varied career
The artist’s intimate and revealing sculptures are tucked away among the woodlands of Jupiter Artland outside Edinburgh
The Kenyan-born artist’s fantastical bronzes are set amid rolling hills of the Storm King Art Center in New York
Alex Da Corte's whimsical construction takes up residence on the Louisiana's terrace
The exhibition at the San Jose Museum of Art revels in the photographer’s love of the Californian landscape
The Scottish National Gallery celebrates the Scottish collectors who were quick to appreciate the Impressionists
Portraits of Black leaders, writers and entertainers are at the heart of this exhibition of works by the contemporary Brazilian artist at the Museu de Arte São Paulo
The Albertina in Vienna marks its acquisition of the Jablonka Collection with an exhibition of works by the Italian-American painter
The contemporary ink-and-wash painter puts a modern spin on the traditional Korean art form at LACMA
To mark the 175th anniversary of his birth, the Alte Nationalgalerie reflects on the life and works of Max Liebermann
In 1902, the German-Swiss painter was the first living woman artist to have a work acquired by the Städel; now she has a survey to herself
Works by the collective of Black photographers that started out in Harlem go on display at the Getty Center
The vivid career of the American colourist takes the spotlight at the Royal Academy
The Swiss sculptor’s varied explorations of bodies in space are the focus at Muzeum Susch
The Louisiana hosts the irreverent American artist’s largest European survey to date
The Ashmolean’s impressive holdings of Pre-Raphaelite works reveal the friendships shared by the core members of the movement
