Exhibitions
Gauguin’s unknown 'readymade' brooch is revealed
Early work made from stovepipe, watch-dial case and hair goes on show at the Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek
Straight to the point: Tate to stage first major show on queer British art
Exhibition joins major surveys on Hockney, Whiteread, Modigliani and Giacometti at the institution next year
Ground-breaking Cranach show sheds light on Soviet ‘trophy art’
Exhibition could prove milestone in overcoming tensions over Soviet appropriation of German collections
Dry times: Tehran gallery show draws attention to national drought
As the Iranian President pushes to improve state water management, curators ask artists to respond to the environmental crisis
Russian avant-garde works from the provinces return to Moscow for first time
Kandinsky and Rodchenko wanted to bring art to the masses by sending it to regional museums, now much of it has come back to Moscow
From magazine cut-outs to brand-name billboards, gallery show offers a peek into Tom Wesselmann’s estate
An exhibition at Mitchell-Innes & Nash includes his familiar Pop works as well as lesser-known pieces
Much more than spray tans, vajazzles and white stilettoes: Southend-on-Sea show highlights Essex’s past peculiarities
Revamped Kunstmuseum Basel to reveal lesser-known Jackson Pollock
Following the opening of its new building this weekend, the Swiss museum will show the abstract artist’s figurative work
Through the keyhole: photographers capture artists’ studios
Workplaces of Claude Monet and Jeff Koons go on show in Paris, among more than 400 images
Show us your knickers Victoria (& Albert)
The London museum is hosting an underwear exhibition that is anything but pants
It’s a jungle out there: interactive installation brings the Amazon to Times Square
Urban explorers just need a smartphone app and headphones to experience the sounds of the rainforest on Broadway
A forgotten Modernist, a female flâneur, the QE2 art school and much more in a special Glasgow International exhibition round-up
London’s National Portrait Gallery to show the many faces of Pablo Picasso
Major exhibition of the Spanish painter’s portraits will reveal links to Old Masters—and a love for caricatures
Theaster Gates wins Germany’s Kurt Schwitters Prize
The award includes an exhibition for the Chicago artist at the Sprengel Museum in Hannover in late 2017
Musée d'Orsay sends Manet’s Olympia to Russia
French masterpiece, which goes on show at Moscow’s State Pushkin Museum this month, has only ever left Paris once before
Proposal to privatise Tehran’s Modern art museum causes alarm
Director denies that politicians want to transfer collection to private foundation
Feel the spirit at Serpentine’s Hilma af Klint show
Swedish pioneer of abstraction attended séances and communed with mystic beings
Titian, Tiepolo and Canaletto: Venetian paintings from Vittorio Cini’s collection go on show for the first time
The businessman and politician’s Venice-based Fondazione Cini is world-famous, but his own art collection is only just being rediscovered
Ai Weiwei’s first show in Greece will aid refugees
Charities will receive percentage of exhibition takings at Museum of Cycladic Art in Athens
USC Seven artists get their ‘graduate’ shows in Los Angeles
New alternative space PSSST will organise exhibitions of students who dropped out of the Roski School of Art and Design MFA programme in protest last year
Bonn and Bern team up to show controversial Gurlitt collection
Exhibition aims to “contribute to transparency” as researchers investigate how much of the art was looted by the Nazis
Less is more in Paul Strand's American dream
Best known for his images of New York, this major London survey shows how the US photographer travelled far and wide
Beyond Freud and fetish art: Allen Jones in New York
Curator Norman Rosenthal aims to reintroduce the British artist to a “conservative, Donald Trump-era” America in a show at Michael Werner Gallery
The Buck Stopped Here: Delacroix’s disciples, Shrigley’s satirical sketches and more in this week’s London exhibition round-up
The Met gets a second chance to get contemporary art right
After 75 years of fumbling, the New York museum can use the Breuer building to play to its strengths and explore art-making across time
For the record: 18th-century drawings of Palmyra on show in Cologne
Louis-François Cassas documented many of the ancient Syrian city’s buildings, including the Temple of Bel that Isil destroyed last year
Historic Chinese water village rivals Beijing and Shanghai as new art destination
Inaugural Art Wuzhen features works by Ai Weiwei, Xu Bing, Marina Abramovic and Damien Hirst but Ann Hamilton steals the show in old-style theatre
What will Shanghai look like in 100 years? New culture initiative to predict the future
Hans Ulrich Obrist and Yongwoo Lee have invited artists, architects, hackers, bloggers and activists to participate in inaugural Shanghai Project