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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
Shows in Manchester and Southampton highlight the skill of his films and the friction of his paintings
Array Collective’s installation praised for creating a ‘surprising, immersive and hospitable space’
The portrait of the artistic pair who powered the Grosvenor School movement is a tale of creativity, love and heartbreak
The British artist’s mastery of flesh and form rivals that of the Italian masters and, shown side by side, reveals new layers of meaning in both
The Chilean artist discusses the inspiration behind his famous Airmail Paintings
The remarkable collection of French and Russian art acquired by two wealthy brothers is on show in Paris
Three books reconsider art history at a time when much of the misogyny that taints famous works is still ignored
An exhibition in Norwich reveals that the forgotten 19th-century artist bears comparison with Constable and Turner
A childhood spent on the move prepared Bruce Nauman for his life as a remarkable, influential artist
The city that hosts the world’s most prestigious Biennale of Architecture has a property crisis of its own
The Caribbean-born British artist on celebrating immigrant lives through her organic and quietly radical sculpture
From her garden in Suffolk, the author of ‘The Lonely City’ tells of her new work, which deals with the politics of the body
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