The artist, who explores sound as a metaphor for social discord, is taking over Dia’s two galleries in Chelsea, New York
The Kunsthalle Bern pays homage to the Swiss painter best known for his crisp still lifes
The second most expensive purchase the Met has ever made is a stunning Italian bronze – and efforts to keep it in the UK have come to nothing
The artist rarely showed the drawings that made his revolutionary paintings possible, but the Met is finally putting them centre stage
While most art fairs have been postponed, the Spanish stalwart is celebrating its 40th birthday in style
The movement begun by André Breton in Paris found followers all over the world, but displaying their efforts all together makes for a muddled show
Plus: Carmen Herrera (1915–2022) and David Zwirner becomes latest gallery to announce a branch in Los Angeles
The Tate has announced a new commission to respond to its racist mural but why would any artist accept?
The Phillips Collection shines a light on the artist’s early years in Paris and Barcelona
The Nationalmuseum in Stockholm explores how the Roaring Twenties played out in Sweden
A show at the Getty makes it clear that anatomical illustration has always toed a fine line between art and science
The quattrocento master who delighted in visual trickery finally gets his first solo show in the UK
The story of the scammer who passed herself off as an heiress should make for must-see television, but reality far outstrips Shonda Rhimes’s overly safe retelling
Andew James Hamilton follows the efforts to find a Maya carving that was first uncovered in 1950, but has since seemingly disappeared from view
The artist may have been unsung for many years before critics and the market caught up, but her work was a wonder right from the start
In this hugely ambitious survey, David Ekserdjian encourages us to see some of the most remarkable artworks of their time with fresh eyes
As a triptych comes to auction, Rakewell wonders if we have finally found an artist whose talent is unquestionable
Plus: Fine Arts Paris and La Biennale to merge and Jonathan Watkins to step down as director of Ikon
In this Netflix series a film conservator is tasked with rescuing a set of videotapes from the 1990s. What could possibly go wrong?
To trail the artist through Europe, as this lively exhibition does, is to realise that his art relied on movement
In his Brooklyn studio the Swiss painter and sculptor looks to Rosalba Carriera, Georgia O’Keeffe and an ancient rock formation for inspiration
Roger Michell’s last film tells the unlikely story of how the Duke of Wellington’s portrait was stolen from the National Gallery – and found in a train station four years later
The Met shines a light on the artist’s meticulous preparatory drawings for his revolutionary paintings
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