Curators meet in Miami to consider why America needs more of these sprawling exhibitions

The 63 participants are grouped into a show focusing on art in a turbulent world

Crashed spaceships and Theory Opera performances help provocative show deal with the uncertainties of a Trump world

As Shanghai Biennale, two art fairs and scores of exhibitions open, Sun Xun's video work shut down<br>

Atlas of Mirrors features works by 63 artists and collectives, from a loudspeaker made out of woks to a jackfruit timber dwelling

A new work by Carrie Mae Weems kicks off the Onassis Foundation’s four-day event

Work by Marta Minujín was originally shown shortly after the collapse of Argentina's dictatorship in the 1980s

Off-site events in Beirut, Dakar, Istanbul and Ramallah and a new digital platform will explore environmental themes

Richard Bell’s Tent Embassy protest piece will go on show in a refugee camp as part of Qalandiya International <br>

As the UK’s divided Labour Party meets for its annual conference, a politics and arts event aims for social engagement

The main exhibition will pose existential questions, while satellite sections extend the show into the city, with local characters recruited to share the secret of “artful living”

Fourteen dealers aim to bring “positive energy” to the city in wake of failed coup <br> <br>

The cross-disciplinary project imagines the issues that will face the human race 100 years from now

As the country faces political chaos, the long-running exhibition finds a patch of order with a garden theme

From Gwangju’s heavily political works to a 30th anniversary show of Korean art in Gwacheon

Art director and co-curator Beral Madra has also resigned

The art-making expedition will kick off its first edition in March 2017

Damián Ortega gets down-and-dirty at the Fruitmarket Gallery, while searing-selfies unsettle at the Scottish National Portrait Gallery

September exhibition focuses on the refugee crisis engulfing Turkey and Europe

Director Johan Simons says that the programme reflects how “Europe is questioning itself”<br>

Immigrant artists are due to take centre-stage in the September exhibition

The biennial organised by Hans-Ulrich Obrist and Yongwoo Lee at the Himalayas Museum opens with interactive pavilions and public forums, following reports of poor planning and funding stumbles

Imposing concrete shelter in Echo Park incorporates debris and residue gathered at homicide scenes

The Danish city—European Capital of Culture 2017—will host the two-part exhibition focusing on man and nature

Artists mix fiction and reality in the ninth edition that reimagines the city’s past, present and future

Presented by the Baghdad based Ruya Foundation, the project will span the history of artistic production in the region

Artist-cum-curator Christian Jankowski makes the most of the Swiss work ethic in Zurich

Manifesta’s curator Christian Jankowski is among a growing number of artists organising biennials

Our pick of works from the roving European biennial

On the centennial of the 1917 Revolution, the young museum hopes to spur the country’s next generation of avant-garde artists