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A retrospective for an artist who was a forerunner to the Soviet masters of abstraction
The Barbican’s show honours the brilliant but scandalously lesser-known painter
The Queen’s Gallery is the standout among this year’s global exhibitions marking Leonardo’s death in 1519
Three powerful museum shows echo the Venice Biennale’s themes of migration and exile
Ghenie combines the historical gravitas of Gerhard Richter and Luc Tuymans with the painterly flair of Peter Doig
The international art event lays bare sociopolitical faultlines like no other
From Russia to the Philippines, here are the highlights of this year’s event
Works on display at the Gallerie dell’Accademia celebrate the way tradition can become inspiration
A major retrospective at Venice’s Cini Foundation reveals a fresh, masterful, never-flagging Burri
An exhibition of artists from the country at Palazzo Pisani reverberates with the city’s historic role as east-west meeting point
Tiepolo and Canaletto are among the stars of a show at Venice’s Palazzo Ducale depicting the end of an epoch
Near Turin, the unknown artistic treasure trove of collector Federico Cerruti is now open to the public
The violent expressiveness of these paintings never grows old, but the connections to the UK made here are tenuous
His three-volume Picasso biography delighted experts and general readers alike
An important retrospective shows the artist in serious mood yet playing with paint, film and art history
Paris’s Fondation Louis Vuitton is the ideal setting for a double bill of shows from the art collections of Bernard Arnault and Courtauld
A new show brings the Spanish painter out of obscurity
Paris’s Musée Marmottan Monet bravely tackles a genre that is both politically and culturally fraught
The Van Gogh museum’s audacious, engrossing show brings together two immense forces in painting
The American Surrealist is the perfect poster girl for Tate’s attempts to nuance and diversify the 20th-century canon
In a new retrospective, the Viennese artist’s visual mayhem coalesces into a weirdly cohesive universe
An engrossing show marking the 350th anniversary of the artist’s death is the first to include all the museum’s works
At London’s Royal Academy and Frankfurt’s Städel, two forthcoming exhibitions take sparklingly different approaches
For his 200th birthday, an exhibition at London’s Two Temple Place provides an insight into the polymathic artist
The elusive French painter heralds postmodernism in the first major UK show of his work this century
