Exhibitions
Ancient art on wheels: how Mumbai's leading museum is sending miniature exhibitions by bus into the Indian countryside
CSMVS's mobile museum venture, created in collaboration with an exhibition it curated with the J. Paul Getty Museum, the Berlin State Museums and the British Museum, examines the underlying connections between ancient civilisations
Resistance is febrile at this summer's Rencontres d’Arles
The 56th edition of the photography festival asserts the medium’s disobedient streak
Anonymous image makers, New York nights and confronting the colonial: three photography shows to see at Les Rencontres d'Arles
Our selection from the sprawling festival in the south of France
Sunstroke and protocol faux pas: works by royal tour artists go on show at Buckingham Palace
Since 1985, 43 artists have visited 95 countries and produced 300 paintings for the personal collection of the King—but it hasn't always been smooth sailing
Kew Gardens to host largest-ever open-air Henry Moore show
Opening in May 2026, thirty works will be dotted around the 320-acre Unesco World Heritage site
‘Our pattern, our document’: this Indigenous Australian community is using design to assert its rights
An exhibition at the Art Gallery of New South Wales in Sydney is showing how Yolŋu people in the Northern Territory have employed sacred imagery in the fight to retain ownership of their land
Bayeux Tapestry to return to UK for first time in almost 1,000 years
The tapestry will be displayed at the British Museum from September 2026, as part of a bilateral season of culture between the UK and France
A blockbuster Gerhard Richter retrospective, co-organised by Nicholas Serota, is coming to Paris
The German blue-chip artist will show more than 250 works at Fondation Louis Vuitton from October
‘An act of solidarity’: exhibitions raising funds and awareness for Palestinians open in London
One show presents works by over 200 artists, while another focuses on protests across the UK
As an Emily Kam Kngwarray survey opens at Tate Modern this week, contemporary Indigenous artists are finally taking centre stage in the UK
Other landmark shows of First Nation artists this summer include Duane Linklater at Camden Art Centre and Santiago Yahuarcani at the Whitworth
Somerset House to mark 25 years as a public space with weekend of free events
London centre for innovation and contemporary art will feature work by Tai Shani, Nick Ryan and Gaika during “Step Inside 25 Weekend”, alongside a pop-up basketball installation, drawing workshops and an immersive disco experience
Gustave Caillebotte blockbuster that sparked controversy in France opens in Chicago—with one key difference
The show launched in Paris to claims that it was a tainted exercise in queering the French artist
From a football feast to deceitful dolphins: three art exhibitions not to miss at the Manchester International Festival
The art event takes place across the northern UK city this month
The magic of Troy Hill—a series of unique whole house art installations in Pittsburgh
Inspired by a visit to Naoshima art island in Japan, a US collector has commissioned a compelling group of site-specific installations
Why Helen Chadwick’s earthy, provocative art remains as vital as ever
Exhibitions around the country are showing, nearly 20 years after her untimely death, just how groundbreaking the British artist was
Exhibition in Abu Dhabi marks collaboration between Korean and Emirati institutions
An exhibition of Korean art this summer at Manarat Al Saadiyat will be followed by a show of Emirati art in Seoul this winter
Arthur Jafa and Mark Leckey, Cecilia Alemani on SITE Santa Fe, Trisha Brown and Robert Rauschenberg—podcast
We speak to Jafa and Leckey about their forthcoming London exhibition, ask Alemani about the US-based biennial—whose title this year was inspired by a film by Godfrey Reggio—and zone in on a landmark dance collaboration
Three works by artist and sexual abuser Eric Gill withdrawn from UK exhibition after consultation with survivors group
The Ditchling Museum in Sussex took on board the objections of the Methodist Survivors Advisory Group
Taste test: artist-made desserts will be shown (and eaten) in New York gallery’s one-night exhibition
The Lower East Side gallery Olympia has invited 33 artists to participate in “CAKE”, an ephemeral show and fundraising feast
Historic condom exhibit at Rijksmuseum sparks protest
Christian campaigners have launched a petition against the display of a 19th-century prophylactic depicting a semi-naked nun
US billionaire Howard Buffett and Ukrainian Railways team up to create ‘art train’ exploring war-time resilience
The train—which is due to travel across Ukraine—features photographs Buffett took during his 19 trips to the country between 2022 and 2025
Are you not entertained? Three ancient helmets headline UK exhibition exploring the ‘real’ gladiators
The show at Leeds’s Royal Armouries Museum also features everyday objects such as surgical equipment and souvenirs from visits to see battles at amphitheatres
'I'm a container for my own spirit': Nickola Pottinger on her show of sculptures at the Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum
The artist's first solo museum exhibition explores her personal and ancestral history through folkloric Jamaican imagery and the material stuff of family memory
Knockin’ on Halcyon’s door: Bob Dylan's latest artworks on show in London gallery
"Point Blank" exhibition features 97 paintings created between 2021 and 2022
The legacy of the Baghdad Modern Art Group is explored in first major US show
The exhibition at the Hessel Museum of Art includes works by artists such as Dia al-Azzawi, Jewad Selim and Mohammed Ghani Hikmat
Edward Burtynsky’s photographs convey the force of mankind’s reordering of the environment
A retrospective at the International Center of Photography in New York chronicles more than 40 years of the artist’s work
Julian Charrière: ‘The deep sea is a phantasmagorical space’
The French Swiss artist—whose practice focuses on the Arctic, the oceans and the history of the Earth—finds connections with the kinetic art of Jean Tinguely in his latest solo exhibition
Renewed Bern Kunsthalle works to reframe Switzerland's history
Director of the 107-year-old institution aims for a new perspective with a reopening exhibition showcasing the work of three Black artists
Ser Serpas: ‘I’m hoping I can add a bit of what I think is a healthy dose of unease’
In addition to scouring Basel’s streets for debris for her signature assemblages of found objects, the American artist is exhibiting a series of new paintings in her show at the Kunsthalle
Beyond Surrealism: Basel show explores the many sides of Meret Oppenheim
The small exhibition at Hauser & Wirth nonetheless demonstrates the breadth of the artist's work