Critic's Guides

From a critical reimagining of Alfred Hitchcock’s ‘Rear Window’ to a research project on the role of photography in the Irish civil rights movement, these are the best shows to stream

From Hilma af Klint in Malmö to Mohamed Bourouissa in Frankfurt

From Lynette Yiadom-Boakye in London to Mary Quant in Dundee

From Joanna Piotrowska in Warsaw to Leonor Antunes in Luxembourg

From Angela Davis in Dresden to Dadaist antics at Zürich's Cabaret Voltaire

From Olivia Erlanger’s aspirational interiors to Juliette Blightman’s Dorothy Iannone-inspired Tarot deck, here are the best shows in and around London 

What’s on in Europe this fortnight: from Rosemary Mayer’s fabric sculptures in Berlin to Isaac Julien’s homage to Lina Bo Bardi in Rome

The gothic tales of notorious racist H.P. Lovecraft provide source material for HBO’s new show about ‘the hauntedness of Black life’

As the third edition of ‘Various Others’ kicks off, Carina Bukuts selects the exhibitions not to miss

The city’s best autumn exhibitions

The Rhineland’s new art season kicks off with DC Open

After three months of closed galleries and museums, exhibitions in the French capital are open again and Oriane Durand picks the best shows to see

From a kaleidoscopic portrait of Alabama to a documentary about police violence in the UK, frieze contributors select four must-watch films 

From the sweet solitude of early sunrise to the existential dread of late-night listening, these works will tide you over 

For a new series of columns on armchair travelling, editor at large Jennifer Higgie travels the myriad digital alleys of the French capital

Frieze editors and contributors suggest books, films, music and television shows to keep you busy during the Covid-19 lockdown

From Jana Euler’s slugs to Kelly Akashi’s glass sponges, these are the must-see spring exhibitions 

Ahead of the fair this week, contributing editor Max Andrews picks the exhibitions to see in the Spanish capital

From ‘a coven of witches’ at Deitch Projects to the ‘totemic roughness’ of Huma Bhabha at David Kordansky Gallery, our critic’s guide to Los Angeles

Highlights from the collaborative exhibition by 36 galleries across 17 spaces, which opens this weekend