Book by investigative artists Forensic Architecture and ICA presents new evidence in 2011 police killing of Mark Duggan

Probing the legacies of colonialism, Armitage's seductive paintings on East African bark cloth root themselves in a non-European Modernist tradition

From Michael Armitage's electric paintings on bark cloth to a group show on syncopation

Plus, London Gallery Weekend and Nina Katchadourian on her adopted grandmother's embroidery

Presenting a vivid insight into Vincent’s art, Van Gogh Alive opens today in Kensington Gardens

Exhibition Staging the Era at Beijing's UCCA includes a working Cantonese canteen at one end and a replica of a 1950s Beijing cinema at the other

Forced to flee Uganda after being outed as a lesbian in the press, Babirye's show at Stephen Friedman Gallery addresses the legacy of British colonialism

Sneaker crowd turns out in force to see the New York-based artist's six-metre tall rocket surrounded by alien figures

During a new show at Galerie Max Hetzler, the American artist discusses the archetypal nudes in his canvases and his "uptight and conservative" attachment to painting

The Nebra Sky disc, the oldest surviving representation of the cosmos, will be one of the star artefacts in an exhibition exploring Unětice culture and its far reaching links

While a major retrospective of her work has just opened at the Whitechapel Gallery, her idea of a “feminine type of imagination” can be found in a range of exhibitions across London

The museum has also announced the forthcoming programming for its triennial Art and Environment Conference

Nearly 120 works by the pioneering feminist artist who used her body as a central focus of her work are on view in St Louis

The Waterfronts commissions, by artists such as Michael Rakowitz and Katrina Palmer, have been created in collaboration with organisations like Turner Contemporary and the Folkestone Triennial

Sports star says he aims to ‘show a fuller picture’ of African history with London gallery show

Hashim Sarkis's central exhibition touches on the fate of the planet at a time of climate change and Covid-19

Street artist hints he might make a photo collage at the 4,500-year-old Unesco World Heritage Site as part of exhibition organised by Art D’Egypte

Inspired by an audio piece by Janet Cardiff and George Bures Miller, and her own memories of high school, the show looks at the repeating cycles of American history and culture

From 5,000 years of Iranian art and culture to Black female resistance and the domestic sphere

Plus, new proposals for the Fourth Plinth in London and Nike Air Force 1s

Thirty participants will enact "moments of connection" in the setting of the 18th-century Oxfordshire stately home

It's not just blue-chip galleries that have made our list of top exhibitions to see in central London where the city-wide event kicks off on 4 June

Much like the area itself, the galleries of east London are presenting an eclectic mix of exhibitions, so our critics have joined forces and picked some of their favourites

As her first major solo show opens at Bosse & Baum during London Gallery Weekend, we speak to the artist about her art, her activism and what it was like growing up in rural Yorkshire

Maverick museum chief Kenneth Clark helped shape the Southampton City Art Gallery's collection

After runs punctuated by Covid-related delays, the exhibitions at Tate Modern and Tate Britain will return after their international tours

We discuss Matthew Barney, Igshaan Adams, Eileen Agar and Louise Bourgeois

From Matthew Barney's American survivalist film to Emma Stern's "porn-adjacent" virtual avatars

After a period away from the spotlight, the British sculptor has a cluster of exhibitions due to open later this year