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A retrospective in Helsinki cements the erotic artist’s legacy but fails to connect the dots of his complicated life story

BY Harry Tafoya | 01 JUN 23

At Kestner Gesellschaft, Hannover, the artist’s enveloping installation is at once archaic yet futuristic

BY Gabriela Acha | 24 MAY 23

From Vojtěch Kovařík's monumental depictions of Hercules at Mendes Wood DM, Brussels to Birke Gorm's dishevelled jute mannequins at the Museum of Applied Arts, Vienna

19 MAY 23

Featuring a quintet of Italian artists, a group show at Mai 36, Zurich, makes the case for more unsettled and uncomfortable aesthetic forms

BY Paolo Baggi | 10 MAY 23

For her first solo show dedicated to ceramics, the artist creates a mosaic of free-wheeling motifs from rudimentary forms

BY Louise Long | 10 MAY 23

At Mendes Wood DM, Brussels, the artist shares a more nuanced and melancholic vision of Hercules, one of art history’s most triumphant figures

BY Wilson Tarbox | 04 MAY 23

At the Museum of Applied Arts, Vienna, the artist’s recent works explore the politics of human production and consumption

BY Krzysztof Kościuczuk | 28 APR 23

A major retrospective of the artist’s hard-to-define work evidences her shapeshifting nature

BY Mitch Speed | 28 APR 23

A mid-career survey at S.M.A.K., Ghent, posits a new spiritual museology in which we connect to art beyond just representation

BY Ella Slater | 24 APR 23

From a group show on the psychological and philosophical dimensions of combat in Turin, to Isa Melsheimer’s enchanted ceramics in Vienna

BY frieze | 21 APR 23

Imbued with cultural history, the artist’s ceramic sculptures embody near-magical properties that hint at a dystopic future

BY Kathrin Heinrich | 19 APR 23

From Ann Veronica Janssens’s architectural intervention at Pirelli HangarBicocca to David Cronenberg’s collaboration with Fondazione Prada

BY Giovanna Manzotti | 13 APR 23

A group show at Castello di Rivoli explores the cultural impact of conflict via the works of artists who have witnessed it

BY Eva Scharrer | 12 APR 23

At Campoli Presti, Paris, the artist’s delicate installations respond to texts by two of the 20th-century's most celebrated authors 

BY Vincent Simon | 04 APR 23

The artist's retrospective at Kunsthalle Düsseldorf sees him retreat into childhood pastimes in the face of a changing world

BY Ben Livne Weitzman | 03 APR 23

At Fotomuseum Winterthur, ‘Aphasia’ addresses the barriers that the dominance of the French language imposes on civic participation

BY Ann Mbuti | 29 MAR 23

From Bekhbaatar Enkhtur’s sleeping wax figure at Matèria, Rome, to Cindy Sherman’s baroque selfies in tapestry form at Aarhus Art Museum

BY frieze | 24 MAR 23

At Noah Klink, Berlin, the artist’s dog paintings are disarmingly joyful depictions of human-animal relationships

BY Kito Nedo | 23 MAR 23

At M HKA, Museum of Contemporary Art Antwerp, the artist’s career retrospective takes influence from Gloria E. Anzaldúa and James Joyce

BY Laura Herman | 20 MAR 23

At Matèria, Rome, the artist’s beeswax sculpture of a key figure in Buddhism reflects a significant moment in Mongolian history

BY Ana Vukadin | 15 MAR 23