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The museum’s lavish reopening is a chance to recast the story of Modernism — but is it a success?
The Latvian-born artist’s simulacra can take years to produce. But is it time well spent?
The photographers’ work is celebrated at an engaging exhibition at the New-York Historical Society
‘The Warmth of Other Suns’ uses installation, reportage and video to give texture to the news and weight to the numbers
MASS MoCA’s three shows on childhood collections traverse a wistful landscape, including work from Annie Lennox
This mournful yet fun show delves into our troubled relationship with nature
An entrancing exhibition at New York’s Morgan Library shows how the author’s own experiences crept into his work
The late artist’s fraught relationship with the world is reflected in a body of invigorating, if deeply uncomfortable, work
The little-known sister of Georgia is finally centre stage in a Massachusetts exhibition
The Argentine artists exhibit their power to unnerve in two shows at New York’s New Museum
The sculptor, whose work is on show in New York, relished the joy of fabric, clay and bronze
A New York exhibition brilliantly portrays the artist’s response to police brutality
Jenny Holzer, Julie Mehretu, Richard Prince and others unearth hidden gems for a run of mini-exhibitions at the museum
The photographer’s work, on show in New York, explores her mixed heritage
The New York event features a predominantly youthful cohort of artists — and their work is both serious and delightful
At the Getty Center in LA, one of the greats of the medium is celebrated with a rich retrospective of his work
Spanning two Manhattan locations, the show mixes political rage with joyful self-expression
The artist’s rough, fragile figures reflect a peripatetic lifeevoke ancient myth at MoMA PS1
Alicja Kwade’s precarious ‘planets’ reflect the fragility of man-made constructs
‘A Crack in Everything’ is less about the artist than the adoration he inspires
New York’s Metropolitan Museum explores the artistic traditions spawned by the Japanese epic
Soth, subject of a New York exhibition, re-thought his art following a mystical experience
The life of the idiosyncratic collector, critic and curator is celebrated in a New York exhibition
The Renaissance admired flattering invention, but Moroni preferred to see people in their particularity
At the dawn of psychoanalysis, works by German and Austrian artists from Schiele to Klee put their inner lives on display
