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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
It takes tenderness and ingenuity to transform debris and rubbish into an urgent, unconsoling metaphor
The Brooklyn Museum charts the career of a woman whose appearance became as important as her artistic achievements
The photographer’s images of her native Mexico, on show in Boston’s Museum of Fine Arts, revel in the country’s extremes
Was the photographer a provocateur or pioneer? The Guggenheim lays bare how he could be both
A Met Breuer show follows the artist’s journey from sculptor to slasher
Ascher’s work, now on show at the Grey Art Gallery, reflects his reclusive, obsessive nature and his turbulent life
A public art organisation has been tapped to curate the US pavilion at the Venice Biennale for the first time
An attempt to broaden the canvas of abstract art fails to move much beyond the confines of Pollock and co
A New York show of two German painters reveals a conspiracy of ideas snuffed out by war
Photographs by Maier, which lay undiscovered and often undeveloped for years, are on show in New York
The Whitney’s retrospective cuts through the superstar baggage to focus on an artist with a refined eye and pure creative gift
History has caught up with the American artist’s fierce critique of pop culture
From the interracial Paris of Manet to today, black female subjects have often been absent from the story of modern art
Much of the artist’s work has lost its impact over the years, though some pieces are upsettingly powerful
