Exhibitions
Mona Hatoum at Tate Modern: the art of war in our time
Lebanon-born artist tackles world politics but the intimate and the personal shine brightest
Work of constant change: Orit Gat on Ed Atkins at The Kitchen
The artist's latest work is fragmented and difficult, but also engrossing and rewarding
Huang Yong Ping ‘occupies’ Grand Palais with 250m-long snake for Monumenta commission
New work unveiled on the weekend also features the oversized bicorne hat of Napoleon Bonaparte
Don’t bank on it: New York artist’s memorial to financial failures comes to Wall Street
Michael Mandiberg has recorded the logos of more than 500 banks that closed during the recession for his installation FDIC Insured
A parody of data mining: Kenneth Baker on Christian Marclay at Fraenkel Gallery
Six new works by the artist capture the refuse of daily life
Germany rebuilds historic Cuban ties with flurry of art exhibitions
Fidel Castro visited former-GDR city of Rostock where latest show opened this week
What your pants say about you
Our underwear reveals a lot about our changing perceptions of sex and gender, according to the V&A's latest show
Lenin’s four-tonne head goes on show in Medieval Berlin Fortress
Monument of communist revolutionary was dug up for new permanent exhibition on statues of past political leaders
Gardens of earthly delight: how Eden was recreated by Roberto Burle Marx
The Brazilian designer created landscapes that resemble abstract paintings
Hirshhorn Museum plans Kusama bonanza
Survey will feature six of the Japanese artist's Infinity Rooms
Top shows to see during Frieze New York
Our pick of exhibitions at museums in the city
Creating value around women artists: the chief curator’s view
Moca’s Helen Molesworth explains why the gender imbalance in museums persists and what can be done to remove it
Art Wuzhen is a model show for smaller Chinese cities
Scenic water town launches ambitious exhibition
Giacometti and Klein perform unlikely duet for Gagosian
Exhibition's curator draws links between the artists who were "obsessed" with Egyptian art and the cave paintings of Lascaux<br>
What does a female artist have to do to get a major solo show?
Statistics show that less than a third of the biggest exhibitions in the US go to women <br>
Richard Tuttle: thinking big at a quiet moment
Two New York shows of the US post-minimalist credited with softening the rigid square look backwards and forwards
Peculiar people in Southend, chin-stroking at Tate Britain, af Klint’s hallucinogenic flower forms and more in this week’s exhibition round-up
Pomp in print, pomp at play: princely splendour in two Viennese exhibitions
Two show on Germanic collections from the Early Modern period fulfil all expectations
Janine Antoni gets wrapped up in her work at Philadelphia’s Fabric Workshop
Project celebrates the interconnectedness of life through dance, installations and sculptures
British Museum’s Sicily show highlights two golden ages
Exhibition demonstrates sophistication and expertise of both the invaders and the conquered
Museums go Bard: the best Shakespeare exhibitions
We choose the must-see shows that commemorate the 400th anniversary of the playwright’s death
Photographers show that refugee crisis is bigger than any one country
An exhibition at the Annenberg Space for Photography in Los Angeles, backed by the UN, tells the stories of displaced people around the world
François Morellet, 90-year-old mischief-maker, celebrated in joint London gallery shows
Annely Juda Fine Art and the Mayor Gallery team up to pay tribute to the French artist
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