Exhibitions

France's Château La Coste hosts four decades of work by designer Marc Newson

The hotel and art centre in Provence is showing the famous ‘Lockheed Lounge’ chair and ‘Electra’, a monumental 6m-high sculpture unveiled for the first time

Berlin exhibition focuses in on women photographers of the Bauhaus

“New Woman, New Vision” explores lesser-known works from the Bauhaus archive

New Bienal de Yucatán to spotlight Mexican region’s growing art scene

The biennial will launch in November, anchored by Mérida’s rich community of artists, galleries and alternative spaces

Antwerp exhibition celebrates its homegrown fashion designers, the influential Antwerp Six

The Belgian city’s MoMu fashion museum celebrates the 40th anniversary of the designers’ international breakthrough

Readymades, replicas, reiterations: MoMA show explores Marcel Duchamp the inventor

The first major US exhibition of the conceptual artist in more than five decades presents his multi-sensory work and habit of making and remaking as “very, very today”

Philadelphia art museums celebrate America's 250th anniversary with blockbuster two-venue show

Sweeping exhibition will include more than 1,000 works by US artists, including paintings, photographs, sculptures and pieces of decorative art

George Costakis, collector and saviour of Soviet avant-garde art, celebrated with Athens exhibition

The anniversary show features works by Malevich, Popova and more, which Costakis rescued from potential oblivion

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‘The subject demanded a more restrained approach’: Carlos Rolón on revisiting the 1966 uprising in Chicago's Humboldt Park

The Chicagoan artist’s solo exhibition at 65Grand documents the Puerto Rican community, where he lives, through intricate, monochrome drawings, found material sculpture and more

Our pick of the best museum and gallery shows to see in Chicago this spring

From Seoul-born artist Dabin Ahn’s first solo show with Document to dancehall and reggaetón at the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago

Artists respond to the continuing toll of colonialism in the Americas

A landmark show at Wrightwood 659 features works by more than 35 contemporary Latin American artists

Exhibition of UAE-based art in Seoul looks beyond the gilded stereotypes

Collaboration between Seoul Museum of Art and Abu Dhabi Music and Arts Foundation presented works by 47 UAE-based artists in Korea

New York’s Jewish Museum opens Paul Klee exhibition without its centrepiece

The German artist's "Angelus Novus", once owned by Walter Benjamin, remains at the Israel Museum in Jerusalem due to war-related flight suspensions

‘The sharp perception only a woman can bring to observing other women’: Dorothy Bohm’s photographs go on show at Lee Miller’s former home

The exhibition at the UK’s Farleys House & Gallery brings together female-focused works by Bohm, who also helped get Miller’s work back into the spotlight

‘As an artist I have a duty to reflect the times’: photographer Misan Harriman explores protests and solidarity in new London show

An exhibition at Hope 93 gallery brings together seven years worth of work that together reflects “a time of upheaval”

Theaster Gates gifts David Drake pot from his collection to enslaved ceramicist’s descendants

The ceramic vessel is on view in a new exhibition at Gagosian in New York, alongside another returned to Drake’s descendants last year by the MFA Boston

Exhibition explores connection between textiles and spirituality in Asia

Hong Kong show includes 14 artists for whom fabric has become a portal to another realm

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Swimming pools and school rules: artist Chan Wai Lap on the unusual themes behind his installations

The Hong Kong artist's works focus on codes of behaviour in seemingly disparate environments

Demise of world's largest mangrove forest inspires Bangladeshi artist Soma Surovi Jannat's new works

The links between natural disasters and social inequalities in Bangladesh underpin the exhibition at the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford

Hong Kong show offers 'most comprehensive survey' of 21st-century Chinese art

The second of a two-part exhibition at Tai Kwun examines how China’s artists were shaped by the monumental changes to their society over the past 20 years

Pride of place: the rise of LGBTQ+ art in Hong Kong

Several landmark shows have changed the landscape of how queer art is viewed in the region

Michaelina Wautier’s work was lost, hidden or misattributed to men—now her rediscovered paintings are going on show in London

The exhibition at the Royal Academy of Arts will include her masterpiece “The Triumph of Bacchus” as well as the recently unearthed “The Five Senses”

Goldfish on cars and ceramic flowers: artists take over the Peninsula Hotel in Hong Kong

Art in Resonance, an annual programme of site-specific commissions in the luxury hotels, invites artists to develop new works at scale

In partnership with The Peninsula Hong Kong

Exhibitions to see during Art Basel Hong Kong

From woven photographs by the late Dinh Q. Lê to a survey of 21st century Chinese art

‘Every minute was a minute to create’: Paris show presents Henri Matisse’s dazzling finale

The exhibition at the Grand Palais includes more than 300 works from the last 13 years of the artist’s life

London exhibition celebrates Konrad Mägi, Estonia’s mystic Modern master

The painter was influenced by Pointillism and Cubism, but had a distinctive style that transcended both movements

Keeping up with the Kleins: exhibition brings together Yves’s talented artist family

Show examines the rich legacy of Yves Klein’s father Fred Klein, his mother Marie Raymond and his widow Rotraut Klein-Moquay

Art Fund launches new fellowship scheme for global majority curators

The scheme will aim to address imbalances in the cultural sector, explore transcultural perspectives and engage with communities

The Met’s blockbuster Raphael exhibition looks beyond the artist’s idealised Madonnas

The show at the New York institution presents a much wider “social and historical context” of motherhood and childhood mortality