Exhibitions
Three to see: London
From Soutine’s flushed-cheek portraits to Alex Katz’s 10ft-tall sculpture of his wife Ada
Antena Los Ángeles: el motor secreto detrás del alcance bilingüe de Pacific Standard Time
El colectivo está ayudando a museos a acceder a una audiencia hispanohablante con servicios de traducción e interpretación—pero están marcando el límite con espacios de gentrificación
Antena Los Ángeles: the secret engine behind Pacific Standard Time's bilingual outreach
The collective is helping art venues access a Spanish-speaking audience with translation and interpretation services—but they draw the line with museums they see as gentrifiers
Ai Weiwei stopped from boarding flight from New York to São Paulo
Chinese artist was en route to premiere of his documentary Human Flow when staff wrongly claimed his visa was invalid
Plenty to chew on: on Theatre of the World at the Guggenheim
The show, which was met with protest before it even opened, packs a punch
Camille Henrot speaks about her major new show at Palais de Tokyo
French artist has filled the 13,000 sq. m space in Paris with an exhibition based on the days of the week
LaBeouf, Rönkkö & Turner’s anti-Trump work adopted in Nantes
The protest work He Will Not Divide US has been moved four times after attacks by far-right extremists and vandals in the US and UK
Joseph Kosuth bathes gallery in signature neon for first Australian survey
Exhibition brings high priest of conceptualism to Melbourne International Festival
Sculptor Jean Arp gets major show in UK after 55-year hiatus
Artist's ideas on "borderless space" particularly potent against the backdrop of Brexit
Long-lost Rodin sculpture turns up in New Jersey town hall
The bust of Napoleon Bonaparte has been authenticated and is due to go on loan to the Philadelphia Museum of Art
Tracey Emin’s bed joined by Turner’s turbulent seascapes in Margate
New show at Turner Contemporary brings together artists who both once lived in seaside town
Three to see: London
From John Akomfrah’s video on the threat of climate change to Nick Goss’s paintings of a great flood via Katharina Grosse’s paint-splashed walls
Richard Avedon and James Baldwin's book on American identity revisited
A New York gallery show and new publication draw fresh attention to little known collaboration between the fashion photographer and African-American writer
Podcast episode five: what's the story behind the $100m Leonardo?
What will happen when the only painting in private hands by the Renaissance master heads to auction? Plus: the New Museum's big new show on gender, and our literary editor talks 18th-century princesses
Tate St Ives’s cliffside extension set to boost local economy by £10.5m a year
New 500 sq. m column-free gallery makes space for performance art
Alfredo Jaar condemns 'brutal' CIA torture chambers
Artist unveils his “black site” installation in Yorkshire as Guardian article reveals the suffering of prisoners shackled in dungeons in Afghanistan and Thailand
Speaking with The Enemy: VR show at MIT brings people face-to-face with fighters
Visitors to war photojournalist Karim Ben Khelifa’s project experience the humanity in people on both sides of conflicts
Hauser & Wirth’s Bronze Age 'museum' to travel to Colchester
Fictional museum booth will be re-staged at Firstsite gallery after drawing crowds at Frieze, where the gift shop raised £10,000 for UK regional museums
Show by late curator Martin Roth goes ahead in Qatar despite Gulf blockade
German design survey has opened alongside Deutsche Bank collection exhibition in beleaguered state
MoMA expansion is boon for Paris and Melbourne
Major loans from New York will be shown in both cities while the US institution adds one-third more exhibition space in Manhattan
Fever dreams: on Delirious at the Met Breuer
An exhibition on post-war art proves a little too ambitious
Massive Van Gogh show opens in Italy
Exhibition including 124 works is largest in Europe and America in almost 30 years
Reviews in brief: our take on the top shows in Pacific Standard Time LA/LA
The Getty Foundation-backed series of exhibitions across Southern California this year looks at the cultural crosscurrents between Latin America and Los Angeles. Here, we offer capsule reviews of some of the most significant exhibitions
Three to see: Los Angeles
Lygia Clark’s spray gun painting is complemented by a survey of radical Latin American female artists
Three to see: London
The unlikely friendship of Dalí and Duchamp is explored at the RA, while Superflex turn Tate Modern into a playground
De Chirico enjoys a metaphysical moment in London
Artist’s profile is raised at Frieze Masters and in two exhibitions
From Siberia with love
The mysterious Scythians—tattoos and all—are brought to life in show at the British Museum
David Bowie blockbuster is coming to New York
The Brooklyn Museum will be the final venue for the internationally touring retrospective, launched in 2013
Richard Long glories in mud in Lisson show
Artist made 60m-long mural at Store Studios in "a couple of hours"




























