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The celebrated artist, who has curated a Manchester show, reflects on homelessness, urban life and opportunity
Installations by the Indian sculptor hover harmoniously amid plant life — but with a warning about our need to respect the environment
An exhibition in Bath explores how Europe’s dynasties used paintings of their unions to express their wealth and influence
The artist’s new video combines her sharp eye for form with her heartfelt politics
He has experienced police torture in Bangladesh because of his work standing up for civil rights
The artist’s show in Brussels foregrounds a gift for political critique among the noise of his installations
An enlightening retrospective brings out the artist’s paradox of reticence and desire
An art memoir that crackles with humour and anti-establishment rage
Ahead of a Tate survey of his work, the Londoner explains what is wrong with British film and what he prefers about the US
The American artist offered intimate glimpses of friends and elevated the powerless
His latest show in Coventry addresses difficult colonial histories with an alternative take on art in the UK
The dissident artist on his remarkable Venetian exhibition, his mortality, and the complicity of capitalism in China
The show meticulously teases out how Piet Mondrian went from austere landscapes to revolutionary abstract art
His supersized sculptures of spoons and ice cream cones combined consumerist pleasure and intellectual irreverence
The works of Calder, Fontana and Dubuffet stem from postwar despair but speak to today’s existential questions
The damage inflicted on works during the Soviet era is at the heart of the Tunisian-Ukrainian’s ‘Blindstrom’ project
An exhibition in a former Olivetti showroom collapses the boundaries between space and time, art and architecture
The Renaissance artist made his name with pictures perfect in every fine detail
The historic Arsenale is being divided between the festival and the navy but locals deserve better
Birmingham’s Ikon Gallery celebrates an artist who created his own universe by breaking pictorial and religious traditions
The exhibition, now touring to Wolverhampton, draws on national scandals and personal struggles
This exhibition of the neglected abstractionist’s work reveals her minimalist rhythms and subtle grandeur
The exhibition brilliantly explores the outrage, suffering and cruelty in his work, now more relevant than ever
The Indian artist summons haunting sounds to evoke her concern with freedom of speech
Her show at Kettle’s Yard in Cambridge draws on her family’s flight from India and the UK’s insular art world
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