Exhibitions
Italy turns to Modernism as Warhol goes on show in Rome and Florence galleries are revitalised
Beautiful art in the Beautiful Country
Jane Kallir mounts timely investigation into censorship of modern art
Exhibition gives historical context to denunciation of Mapplethorpe and Serrano
Deacon exhibition at Lisson
Ian Hamilton Finlay’s exhibition at Victoria Miro complements ICA survey
The fashion for fashion photos: any exhibition that deals with fashion is guaranteed box office success
A rising market for the Vogue shot: two shows, one at the V&A, the other at Hamilton’s
Photographic exhibition documents the cost of the Croatian conflict
A harrowing look into the damage wreaked during the last seven months
What's on in Berlin: Pre-war galleries are back
Celebrating Dix at Nierendorf since 1922
What's On: Giacometti's output fully represented in exhibition at Paris's Musée d'Art Modern de la Ville
Open until 15 March, the show may serve as an introduction to the sculptor for a post-war generation unfamiliar with his legacy
What's on in New York: Lelong remembers Mendieta while Polke shocks chauvinists
Serra celebrates at Gagosian’s while Grey Gallery plays dress-up
Reflections on the Richter exhibition
Leading German artist showing at the Tate comments on his work
Accused of being a fascist artist after World War II, famous yet neglected, Mantegna now gets his major show
Nicholas Penny talks to the exhibition organiser David Landau about his all-embracing view of one of the greatest Renaissance artists
Problems with British Museum acquisitions summed up in new show 'Collecting the Twentieth Century'
An exhibition at the British Museum makes Brian Sewell question whether it should be buying twentieth-century material at all
Leonardo da Vinci next at the next Palazzo Grassi
Leonardo the artist and the scientist will be on show
Andy Warhol fails to make a post-mortem appearance at the New Museum of Contemporary Art's newest exhibition
“The Interrupted Life” explores themes of mortality in contemporary art
What's on in Paris: From Artcurial to Zerou
Including Tinguely’s farewell “Collaboration” at Galérie Beaubourg
Junk art, environments and gender-bending in light-weight post-summer shows
Surrealism old and new
New exhibition on Cola dell’ Amatrice, a Raphaelesque shrinking violet
The exhibition at he Pinacoteca Civica di Palazzo Arringo is open until 15 October
Roberto Burle Marx as the first landscape gardener to be exhibited by MoMA
The New York gallery shows gardens are art too
Perfunctory eulogising: Tony Cragg
A book on the artist, who shows at the Lisson until 3 August
Baselitz the outlaw: German banker's extensive collection to comprise one-man exhibition
The works will be displayed at the Palazzo delle Stelline before coming to rest in the Kunsthalle Bremen
Schinkel: the architect who changed the face of Berlin
German reunification has made possible the first major exhibition,at the Victoria and Albert Museum, of all aspects of Schinkel’s work
The collector who ushered the Impressionists into the Louvre
A collection of works donated to the nation by Etienne Moreau-Nélaton on display at the Grand Palais
Los Angeles' County Museum of Art to hold exhibition of French Art sourced from Southern Californian collections
Monet, Renoir and Picasso will be some of the big names represented in the show, opening 9 June
Unfamiliar early Rauschenbergs at the Corcoran
A broad range of rarely exhibited works tour the US
As Constables resurface, Tate introduces a new side of the artist
Leslie Parris and Ian Fleming-Williams discuss what we can learn from these new pictures
What's on: Richter and refrigeration units
Hot shows to see in London this month
The Rauschenberg Overseas Culture Interchange ends its six year world tour at the National Gallery, Washington
“One-to-one contact through art contains potent peaceful powers”, says artist
Celebrating Prinny, Britain’s second-greatest royal collector after Charles I
The Carlton House treasures reassembled from the Royal Collection for the first time since 1827