Exhibitions
Pompidou responds to criticism that Le Corbusier exhibition glosses over architect’s fascist past
Although show focuses on his work, a research project will be launched on his life and beliefs
Shortlisted designs for Guggenheim Helsinki go on show
Exhibition accompanied by app that’s “like Tinder for buildings”—but will Finnish public be seduced?
Danish art space dedicated to refugees opens amid recent migrant tragedy
Center for Art on Migration Politics in Copenhagen is the first of its kind in Europe
Anri Sala named France's leading artist (again)
Camille Henrot and Laure Prouvost are fast-risers but only 19 women feature in top 100
Research puts Goya’s witches in right order
"Feat in forensics” finally establishes correct sequence of artist's private album
Documenta director wants to show all the works Gurlitt hoarded
Adam Szymczyk in talks with Kunstmuseum Bern and German authorities
Happy birthday Leonardo! Milan celebrates with Italy's biggest show on da Vinci since 1939
Next stop Reykjavík for MoMA’s Bjork show?
The city’s mayor has seen the exhibition and wants to bring it to the Icelandic capital
Basquiat's footnotes, made into an exhibition
The Brooklyn Museum offers a slice of Jean-Michel Basquiat's pre-history
Paul Chan: not much to see, but something to think about
The Hugo Boss Prize winner's exhibition at the Guggenheim is spare but smart
US refusal to protect Cuban art threatens Bronx Museum show
Ambitious joint venture between New York and Havana at risk as State Department remains unwilling to grant immunity from seizure for Cuban loans
Almost one third of solo shows in US museums go to artists represented by five galleries
Survey reveals prevalence of Pace, Gagosian, David Zwirner, Marian Goodman and Hauser & Wirth in exhibition programming
Visitor figures 2014: the world goes dotty over Yayoi Kusama
Taiwan’s National Palace Museum clinches top spot in our attendance survey, but Japanese artist’s retrospectives are a phenomenon in South America and Asia
Blockbusters aren’t the be-all and end-all
Art exhibitions have been pulling in the crowds for centuries
Complex talent needs greater understanding
Denmark’s Asger Jorn was far more than a painter
Uffizi draws the line at Leonardo loan request for Milan Expo show
Milan’s mayor fails to drag Italian minister of culture into row
Four years after going on show in New York, an expanded Alexander McQueen exhibition comes to the V&A
McQueen show refashioned in London
How Frida Kahlo found her Mexican identity in Detroit
Though she distinctly disliked the experience, the Detroit Institute of Arts shows how it shaped her iconic imagery
Bode museum finally lays bare its war-damaged collection
An exhibition in Berlin surveys the ethical implications of restoring damaged art
North Carolina to stage first show on American South
'Southern Accent' combines art and music to showcase the impact of the American South on US culture
MoMA builds a new audience for Latin American architecture
Sixty years after a landmark architectural survey, the New York museum picks up where it left off
What happens when artists step into buyers' shoes: New Barbican exhibition "Magnificent Obsessions" showcases curio owned by the likes of Warhol and Hirst
Cookie jars and seven-legged lambs invite us to consider how distinctive styles emerged from the building blocks of various visual languages
Artists confront violence across the Middle East in new exhibition opening in Amsterdam
“Fight History” is the second in the "Crisis of History" series on at the Tolhuistuin
Warhol, Rockwell and Walt Disney to come together in high-profile hyphenated exhibition
The show is due to open in Pittsburgh in spring 2017 before travelling to Stockbridge
Reynolds' experiments a real headache for conservators
Research project and show explain conservators’ difficulties with his techniques
Warhol "Marilyn" tapestry on show in Oxford for the first time since 1968
This will be the first call for a tapestry by the artist for the Andy Worhal Museum
Philadelphia Museum of Art explores African-American art from Civil War to civil rights
The exhibition unites 75 works under four historical sections from the early 19th century to the present
The deeply educated John Singer Sargent
The painter’s portraits of his diverse circle of polymathic friends