Critic's Guides

From Anastasia Samoylova’s iconically Floridian images at Dot Fiftyone Gallery to a group show about diasporic containers at Barry University

From a two-artist show confronting familial legacies to an expansive survey reviving the histories of Arab women artists, here's what not to miss

From Mark Leckey's immersive sound and architectural installations to a group show exploring the supernatural, here's what to see this month

From Alice Neel’s intimate portraits to Jeff Wall’s luminescent distillations, here’s what not to miss during Artissima 

From Victor Man’s enigmatic paintings to Stan Douglas’s multi-screen installation, here’s what to see this October

From a Kai Althoff show in Tramps’ new outpost to a monumental Gerhard Richter survey at Fondation Louis Vuitton

From Tolia Astakhishvili’s transformation of Shoreditch’s oldest building at Emalin to Karimah Ashadu’s study of bodybuilders in Lagos at Camden Art Centre

From Jenkin van Zyl’s nightmarish video installation to June Crespo’s hybrid sculptures, here's what to see this October

From the inaugural Bukhara Biennial to the 36th São Paulo Biennial, discover the latest shows this October

From Emily Kam Kngwarray’s landmark Tate Modern survey to Jenny Brady’s new film at Project Art Centre, Liverpool’s cohort shares its favourite exhibitions

From Andra Ursuţa’s macabre sculptures at the Deste Foundation to Małgorzata Mirga-Tas’s celebration of Roma culture at Kunsthaus Bregenz

From an exhibition inspired by the K-beauty empire to a face-off between Young-Hae Chang Heavy Industries and Hong Jin-hwon

From Wafaa Bilal’s reflections on neocolonialism to a group show at the Toledo Museum of Art rerouting generative art

From Reba Maybury’s subversive portraits of bathing sex workers to Marie Munk’s futuristic visions of body optimization, here’s what not to miss during CHART 

From sight-specific interventions at the Folkestone Triennial to Diamond Stingily’s minimalistic installation at Cabinet, London

From Tolia Astakhishvili’s demolished installation to Mohamed Bourouissa’s photographic restaging of marginalized narratives

From Geumhyung Jeong’s disassembled robots to Abigail Raphael Collins’s investigation into the US military and Hollywood

From Ed Atkins’s expansive survey at Tate Britain to Francesca Mollett’s scenic abstractions at Modern Art

The biennale returns with a new stage adaptation of Christopher Isherwood’s A Single Man and an exhibition uniting footballers and artists

From Becky Tucker’s uncanny ceramic figures to Meret Oppenheim’s surrealist works, here’s what not to miss during Art Basel and Zurich Art Weekend