Exhibition Reviews

In a rich exhibition at Corvi-Mora, London, the artist draws on an eclectic set of references to reimagine cultural inheritances 

At Franz-Josefs-Kai 3, Vienna, the artist presents a show whose engagement with water is inseparable from a deep sensibility towards Indigenous history

In her first major survey at Sharjah Art Foundation, the senior Māori artist’s vibrant, political landscapes highlight global indigenous struggles

An exhibition at Asia Society, New York, foregrounds Indigenous knowledge-holders as it brings together eight decades of work by Yolŋu artists

In an immersive exhibition at Somerset House Studios, London, the artist reflects on the 2011 London riots and the struggle for agency

In a packed retrospective at the Royal Academy of Arts, London, the artist’s depictions of everyday objects take centre stage

At Centro de Arte Moderna Gulbenkian, Lisbon, the artist guest curates an exhibition that tackles the history of gender bias in institutional acquisitions

At Opera Gallery, London, the artist works with charcoal and chiaroscuro to depict a pantheon of deities

At its most moving, the 2024 Toronto Biennial of Art asserts that expressions of joy in precarious times are no small feat

This year’s Busan Biennale, inspired by David Graeber’s notion of ‘pirate enlightenment’, offers a glimpse into a world where progress can only be found outside the West

In her latest show at Waddington Custot, London, the artist’s triptychs reimagine the sacred through large-scale abstraction 

In his first solo institutional exhibition at Centro Pecci, Prato, the artist’s intimate vignettes honour queer sensuality

Once excluded from art history, the conceptual artist has her first US solo exhibition at the American Academy of Arts and Letters, New York

After an election dominated by far-right rhetoric, curator Alexia Fabre’s eclectic network of artists presents an inclusive vision of French culture

A packed survey at the National Portrait Gallery in London reveals an artist who was the architect of his own myth

Her retrospective at the Center for Art, Research, and Alliances demonstrates a philosophy almost incompatible with the viewing methods of institutional exhibition

At Cecilia Brunson Projects, London, the artist uses theories from quantum physics to weave a narrative of human connection

Inspired by Joan Didion's novel, a new group show at Charim Gallery, Vienna, toys with the illusion of choice

An ecofeminist show of 18 artists and collectives at The Brick, Los Angeles, decentres a male perspective – but ultimately can't get away from a human one

Nicolas Bourriaud’s theme of ‘pansori’ suggests an opera you can walk through – but this only begins to take form at the Gwangju Biennale