November exhibition at Alison Jacques gallery coincides with what would have been the US artist’s 70th birthday

The institution hosts its first exhibition dedicated to international and Chinese women, with works spanning ten centuries

Frederick II, Wonder of the World, is a star of the British Museum’s Sicily show, closing next week

The Fine Art Society's show will coincide with publication of British Pop artist's first catalogue raisonné

Step inside an Impressionist Garden in the Bronx and peek into the psyche of a compulsive collector at the New Museum

Detroit Techno comes to the Mall and Mark Wallinger gets self-reflective at the Freud Museum

The curator and director of the elevated park’s art programme recently took us through the current works on show

Somerset House exhibition is among slew of projects coming to London during 1:54 contemporary African art fair

Xiao Quan’s portraits and street scenes capture the avant-garde during the country’s heady transition

Installation by Nelson Saiers uses American football to tackle social issues

The largest ever loan show organised outside France will feature more than 100 objects from the historic royal palace

Over 50 American political ads on view, from the first television spot in 1952 to those used in the 2012 presidential election

Patti Smith, Steve McQueen and Marlene Dumas, among others, respond to Oscar Wilde and the jail's architecture and history

The show offers all visitors a chance to consider some serious ideas

Travel to Queens with the Ramones and survey the legacy of the Seljuq dynasty at the Met

Dealers and auction houses stage selling shows during the art world's summer break

Malevich's pioneering abstracts among works reunited from landmark show of 1932

Stroll the city streets with Diane Arbus before excavating the riches of the Hellenistic world at the Met<br>

Scandinavian salivation at the Barbican, California dreaming in Whitechapel and textile titillation at Camden Arts Centre <br> <br>

Icelandic artist's London show opens this week in venue he has loved since childhood<br>

Every surface, from the Baroque staircase and underground vaults, has been daubed for the hallucinogenic project

The exhibition in Amsterdam focuses on the artist’s mental illness and includes the revolver that he used to kill himself

The artist's power came from his ability to navigate between American realism and European Modernism

Artists mix fiction and reality in the ninth edition that reimagines the city’s past, present and future

The show’s curators give false prominence to simple provocations

From Georgia O’Keeffe’s great blooming flowers and Walter Sickert’s snaps to 50 metres of latex in Westminster <br>