At Gratin, New York, her self-portraits mine trad wife tropes, subvert fatphobic stereotypes and pose questions about class

Niall McCarthy, Hannah Perry and Lauryn Youden use first-hand experiences of loss to critique the systems that can contribute to mental health crises

At NYU Abu Dhabi, the artist’s architectural models and research-driven collages reframe Arab modernity, treating the archive as a contested, living terrain

Spanning blockbuster biennials and new Kunstverein appointments, these are the curators poised to shape the art world in the year ahead

From Shinro Ohtake’s exposed film sheets to an archive of Palestinian textile works, here are the shows frieze editors couldn’t forget

From an epic dialogue between Huma Bhabha and Alberto Giacometti at the Barbican to Kira Freije’s debut institutional show at the Hepworth Wakefield, these are this year’s standout exhibitions

From a major Jack Whitten retrospective at MoMA to a storytelling-focused SITE Santa Fe International, these are this year’s standout exhibitions

From an expansive sixth edition of the Kyiv Biennial to a radical feminist retelling of digital art histories, these are the exhibitions everyone was talking about

The Alabama quilter on clutter, criticism and her new quilt for Frieze Los Angeles inspired by The Hollywood Walk of Fame

The Cuba-born artist is the latest recipient of the prize, which recognizes social impact and emerging talent

Oustanding musuem and gallery exhibitions coinciding with Frieze Los Angeles 2026, including Tavares Strachan, Robert Therrien and Sandra Vásquez de la Horra

Experience more at the fair, from emerging talents to the art world’s biggest names, including ASL tours

The fifth episode with Émilie Hammen and Elizabeth Way is presented in collaboration with dunhill 

A blockbuster exhibition at NGV Melbourne pairs two of the 20th century’s most influential fashion designers. But do such singular iconoclasts belong together?

In her debut UK institutional exhibition at the Hepworth Wakefield, the artist presents diaphanous congregations engaged in acts that resist easy interpretation 

At Modern Art’s new space, the artist unveils paintings of isolated film stills, presented as evidence yet marked by omission