Exhibitions
London exhibitions: James Ensor’s carnivalesque paintings crackle at the RA while Anselm Kiefer offers an awe-inspiring gloom-fest at White Cube, plus much more
Post-Brexit: Victoria and Albert Museum show imagines Europe 2,000 years from now
Twelve artists have been commissioned to create works looking back on the present day from 4017<br> <br>
Five millennia of African art and history go on show in Paris
Musée du Quai Branly-Jacques Chirac tracks African roots and African routes in its upcoming exhibition
Statens Museum for Kunst assesses how Northern Europeans interpreted Japan
Japanomania returns once more to Copenhagen as the exhibition looks at how Nordic artists used Japanese art in their own work
US collectors send Dutch Old Masters on world tour
Leiden Collection due to open at the Louvre next year before travelling to Shanghai, Beijing and Abu Dhabi through 2018
The future is now: mobile phone photos are coming to the Met
Museum invites 24 artists to exchange images through their phones “in a game of visual ping-pong”
Liz Glynn brings turn-of-the-century grandeur to Central Park with her open-air ballroom
The Los Angeles-based sculptor is also in the spotlight next month with a show of Rodin-inspired works at Paula Cooper Gallery
US exhibition shines light on Qur’ans as collector's objects
Sackler Gallery explores the movement of these religious texts in major loan show
Three to see: London
From Malick Sidibé’s black-and-white photos of Bamako’s youth culture to Ken Price’s bright and colourful ceramics <br> <br>
Shine a light: ICA Boston examines ten years of collecting
By turns successful and unsuccessful, the show presents a retrospective of the museum
Patti Smith and Vanessa Bell in joint photography show at Dulwich Picture Gallery
Exhibition will include Bell’s images of the Bloomsbury set and Smith’s shots of the group’s country retreat<br>
Major shows in Venice and Paris to map Alighiero Boetti’s monumental spectrum
Cini Foundation and Tornabuoni’s new outpost in the French capital will host exhibitions in 2017
Jake and Dinos Chapman to have first major exhibition in Turkey
Show will bring together more Hell sculptures than ever before, as well as the artists’ first neon work
A bright spot in an otherwise darkened Egypt
Mohamed Abla's show of new works in Cairo is on amid a moment of prolonged political agony in the country
Sex changes: ancient Egypt and contemporary feminism at the Brooklyn Museum
Recent research explains why women masqueraded as men on their coffins
Portrait of Oscar Wilde to return to UK for first time in nearly a century
Writer was forced to sell his prized painting when he went bankrupt during gross indecency trial
Royal Academy president to show new compositions in US
Christopher Le Brun's latest paintings respond, in part, to music
London exhibition roundup: a glut of Rauschenberg treats at Tate, the aftermath of Post-Modernism, a De Chirico-inspired group show and Thuring’s trompe l’oeil tapestries
When the stars align: Miró and Calder to shine in joint New York shows
Pace and Acquavella galleries team up next April to present “constellation” works by the two artists
Shezad Dawood’s ten-part film Leviathan to launch in Venice in May
Following the models of HBO and Netflix, episodes will be streamed at international venues and released as a feature film in 2020
Three to see: London
From the feminist avant-garde works collected by an Austrian electrical company to the Aussie Impressionists inspired by Monet<br> <br>
First UK exhibition devoted to Robert Rauschenberg’s transfer drawings goes on show at London gallery
Offer Waterman is selling around half of the highly political works, while others have been loaned by private US collections
‘Letting colour loose’: Kenneth Noland’s final paintings come to Pace New York
The series of 15 never-before-shown works have remained in the artist’s Maine studio since he started them in 2006, four years before his death
China’s Terracotta Warriors march back into the UK
Life-size sculptures to be the centrepiece of a major loan show at the National Museums Liverpool
London's National Portrait Gallery to host first major exhibition of Cézanne's portraits
Show will open at the Musée d’Orsay in Paris in summer 2017, travel to London that autumn, then head to the National Gallery of Art in Washington, DC
Wim Delvoye’s poop and potato gun works to be shown at Museum Tinguely during Art Basel
The Belgian artist’s Spud Gun and Cloaca series to be displayed alongside Swiss sculptor’s kinetic machines