Exhibitions

Pierre Huyghe’s eerie system fascinates in Tino Sehgal’s Paris show

Spiders, flies and ants drive growth of human cancer cells in flickering light of basement installation

The Modern art Stalin did not want Russians to see

Sergei Shchukin’s holdings, split up by the Soviets, are reunited at the Fondation Louis Vuitton in Paris

Kader Attia wins France's prestigious Marcel Duchamp Prize

All four shortlisted artists share a dual cultural identity—a clear political statement by the jury at a time of rising nationalism and tensions over immigration

Three to see: London

From Chaimowicz’s dark disco delights to the long shadow of influence cast by Caravaggio <br>

Land ho: the flourishing of Flemish landscape painting

An exhibition in Dresden chronicles the emergence and variance of landscapes from Flanders

Three to see: New York

From a weird and wild ride through past presidential elections, to the calming canvases of Agnes Martin

Modern art’s Magnificent Seven: Emmanuel Di Donna opens new gallery on Madison Avenue with show of abstract masterworks

Inaugural display includes paintings by Vassily Kandinsky, Kazimir Malevich, Piet Mondrian, Barnett Newman, Jackson Pollock, Mark Rothko, and Clyfford Still

Tino Sehgal—and 300 performers—take over the Palais de Tokyo in Paris

After Philippe Parreno in 2013, the British-born, Berlin-based artist gets "carte blanche" to fill the entirety of the vast contemporary art space

British Museum dreams big with new show of American prints

Exhibition next year reflects on the impact of the US through works by artists such as Ed Ruscha and Robert Rauschenberg

Vuitton foundation's Russian loan show overshadowed as Putin cancels French trip

Russian and French presidents were due to visit exhibition of Modern masterpieces from Shchukin collection

To recover history from peril: on the dealer Paul Rosenberg and the Nazi seizure of Modern art

An exhibition on Rosenberg in Belgium focuses on the story of his Paris gallery and the recovery of his looted art

Three to see: London

Picasso’s portraits, AbEx’s big guns and Parreno’s Turbine Hall commission are not to be missed during Frieze week&nbsp; <br>

Three to see: New York

From the Holy Wars to the culture wars to a conceptual art crusade

VP candidate Tim Kaine sponsors gun art show in Washington, DC

Photographs of works made by artists using decommissioned weapons are displayed in Senate building one month before the election, while originals are on view at local think tank

African American artists get Paris debut

Exhibition at the Musée du Quai Branly introduces French audiences to artists like Jacob Lawrence, Aaron Douglas and Norman Lewis

Top five London shows during Frieze week

Our pick of the city's must-see exhibitions, including Picasso, Pollock and two million pennies<br>

Exclusive: Instagrammer Loyola Condenser speaks out in her first interview

The elusive artist discusses her work, and the Doig trial that made her famous, ahead of a show of photographs opening in Chicago

It's about time: Shelley Rice on Diane Arbus at the Met Breuer

The show, almost two-thirds of which is made up of previously unseen materials, reveals the first act of Arbus's career

Antony Gormley: ‘Making art is hopeful’ in the face of extinction

British artist’s White Cube show addresses topics such as the rampant development of London, migracy and the end of mankind

Three to see: London

From the strange set-pieces of Bedwyr Williams to a festival of the city’s emerging art scene, via luxurious Medieval needlework<br> <br>

Fluxus is alive and well at New York university galleries

Two exhibitions at CUNY and NYU focus on artist Alison Knowles and cellist Charlotte Moorman

Four gallery shows to see during London’s Italian art week

From the Modern masters Fontana and Melotti and the post-war star Alighiero Boetti to the lesser-known artist Rodolfo Aricò and interactive kinetic art

Three to see: New York

From a man cave to a coral reef, we've got you covered

What does an emotion look like? London’s National Portrait Gallery gets abstract with Howard Hodgkin show

The museum will also host a show drawing parallels between the self-portraits of Claude Cahun and Gillian Wearing

Will sunshine mean Hillary, and rain bring on Trump? James Bridle’s Cloud Index aims to find out

Serpentine Gallery commission correlates weather conditions with polling results

The pay-what-you-can Turner Prize show opens

Artist Michael Dean makes the pennies count while Anthea Hamilton hits a bum note—in a good way&nbsp; <br>

Moscow gallery shuts US photographer's show after vandalism attack

Jock Sturges defends work against pornography claims by conservative protesters