Exhibitions
Women dandies feature for first time in European premiere of acclaimed photography show
After exhibitions in the US, the Dandy Lion project goes on display as part of Brighton Photo Biennial in October
Qatar to stage largest-ever solo exhibition of works by an Arab artist
Dia Al-Azzawi is a central figure of Iraqi art scene
Middle East goes West: show brings Saudi artists to San Francisco
Surprises await visitors to an exhibition of contemporary art in the city’s new gallery complex Minnesota Street Project
Syria before the war: nomads and foundry workers in Berlin photo exhibition
Photographer Mohamad Al Roumi offers a peaceful alternative view of his home country
Three to see: London
Travel to sunny Sicily at the British Museum before taking a dip in Battersea Park<br> <br>
Three to see: New York
From the rigours of fashion at the Met to the power of sport in Brooklyn
Rupertinum revamp puts Salzburg on the contemporary art map
Franz West lounge and Generali Foundation collection among highlights of refurbished 17th-century site <br>
Contemporary African art to take centre stage at Fondation Louis Vuitton
Three major shows are planned for Paris museum next year, including one featuring collection of Jean Pigozzi
Worth the detour: on the Andrew Lambirth collection
A show of the critic's collection amount to a self-portrait of his taste
Juergen Teller to curate Robert Mapplethorpe show in London
November exhibition at Alison Jacques gallery coincides with what would have been the US artist’s 70th birthday
Shanghai’s Long Museum takes aim at female artists
The institution hosts its first exhibition dedicated to international and Chinese women, with works spanning ten centuries
Object lessons: the eagle of the crusader emperor who was a friend of Arabs
Frederick II, Wonder of the World, is a star of the British Museum’s Sicily show, closing next week
First posthumous exhibition of Gerald Laing's work to open in London
The Fine Art Society's show will coincide with publication of British Pop artist's first catalogue raisonné
Three to see: New York
Step inside an Impressionist Garden in the Bronx and peek into the psyche of a compulsive collector at the New Museum
Three to see: London
Detroit Techno comes to the Mall and Mark Wallinger gets self-reflective at the Freud Museum
A walking tour of New York’s High Line with Cecilia Alemani
The curator and director of the elevated park’s art programme recently took us through the current works on show
‘Mad ambience’ of 1960s Mali depicted in Malick Sidibé’s first major UK solo show
Somerset House exhibition is among slew of projects coming to London during 1:54 contemporary African art fair
Talking about our generation: photo show celebrates Chinese artists of the 1980s
Xiao Quan’s portraits and street scenes capture the avant-garde during the country’s heady transition
Artist takes on the American prison industrial complex at Alcatraz
Installation by Nelson Saiers uses American football to tackle social issues
Marie Antoinette’s personal china among Versailles treasures to travel to Australia
The largest ever loan show organised outside France will feature more than 100 objects from the historic royal palace
Like Ike? Toledo Museum of Art decodes the fine art of political persuasion
Over 50 American political ads on view, from the first television spot in 1952 to those used in the 2012 presidential election
Reading Prison and its most famous inmate inspire major new project
Patti Smith, Steve McQueen and Marlene Dumas, among others, respond to Oscar Wilde and the jail's architecture and history
Louder than words: on the Language of Things at City Hall Park
The show offers all visitors a chance to consider some serious ideas
Three to see: New York
Travel to Queens with the Ramones and survey the legacy of the Seljuq dynasty at the Met
Object lessons: from an ancient Greek coin to a chronicle of English kings
Dealers and auction houses stage selling shows during the art world's summer break
Royal Academy to show avant-garde art Stalin suppressed
Malevich's pioneering abstracts among works reunited from landmark show of 1932
Three to see: New York
Stroll the city streets with Diane Arbus before excavating the riches of the Hellenistic world at the Met<br>
Three to see: London
Scandinavian salivation at the Barbican, California dreaming in Whitechapel and textile titillation at Camden Arts Centre <br> <br>
Ragnar Kjartansson finds a home from home in the Barbican
Icelandic artist's London show opens this week in venue he has loved since childhood<br>