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

At Kunstmuseum St. Gallen, the artist’s sculptures using his own hair highlight the intricate dance between roots and routes

At Alberta Pane Gallery in Paris, Regina José Galindo and Iva Lulashi take different approaches to articulating the experience of women in society

The artist’s sculptural installations and films sit at the heart of a debate about Eurocentrism in the arts

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

At Marian Goodman, Paris, the artist’s latest works cite leading figures from twentieth-century art

A small retrospective at Centre Pompidou, Paris, strikes a balance between the artist’s unique brand of expressionist figuration and her activism

At FRAC, Marseille, the artist probes the hidden colonial legacies of the Algerian War

At FOMU Photo Museum Antwerp, the artist reveals the contrivances and ambiguities of documentary photography

Ahead of the opening weekend of the fair, Wilson Tarbox gives his recommendations for the exhibitions not to miss

Dancing between beautiful and moribund, Christo and Jeanne-Claude’s mummified reimagining of Napoleon’s monument speaks as much to the present as it does to the past

At Harlan Levey Projects, the artist draws on his own experience as a working-class football fan during Poland’s 1990s passage from communism to capitalism

Two new films by the artist and her cohorts, on view at Lafayette Anticipations, Paris, speak to joint struggles and why collaboration is key

The artist’s exhibition at Centre d’art contemporain Passerelle, Brest, blends gender, race and class politics with science fiction

A show at Fondation Cartier, Paris, brings together works by young artists from across the continent

250 works by more than 70 artists and creators from the pre-Columbian period to the present

In the artist’s exhibition at Centre Pompidou, materials are laced with humour and sexual innuendo

The multimedia art ‘experience’-cum-independent Soviet state recruited a cast of 400 to live on an enormous film set for years

For his show at Palais de Tokyo, Paris, the artist created an interactive ‘parcours’ to shed new light on humanity’s changing relationship to nature