In Edinburgh’s Royal Botanic Gardens, the artist collaborates with choreographer Holly Blakey, designer Ashish Gupta and musician Maxwell Sterling to present a dreamlike, melancholic dance

Curator Sorcha Carey’s vision unites monolithic and reflective commissions – from a three-headed stone bird to bespoke ice cream – enlivening this British coastal setting

Two exhibitions of the artist’s ‘Black Paintings’ at Amanda Wilkinson, London, capture his terrors and fantasies lying side by side

A show at Bel Ami, Los Angeles, makes detectives of viewers by inundating them with documentation

At Columbia University’s Wallach Art Gallery, the show of moving-image works pictures a community that extends beyond the here and now

The 12th SITE Santa Fe International considers fictitious, historical and living characters – a curatorial gamble that pays off

At Triangle-Astérides, Marseille, the artist reimagines augury as an allegory of corruption and concealment

At Kunsthaus Bregenz, the artist’s textiles and sculptures weave family, myth and craft to celebrate Roma culture

At Kunsthaus Zürich, the artist’s maximalist vision restages historical fragments into living, unruly theatre

At ShugoArts, Tokyo, the artist combines nostalgic still lifes with assorted produce, cheap liquor and whistled Chopin

Despite bold ambitions, ‘Green X Gold’ struggles to move past tired tropes of tropicality, raising questions about who Caribbean art is really for

At Platform China, Beijing, the artist’s domestic tableaux lend the genre of ‘queer intimism’ a quietly unsettling emotional charge