UK Reviews

A survey of her paintings at Turner Contemporary, Margate, shows the consistency of her vision but reveals nothing new about the nonagenarian artist

At Kettle’s Yard, Cambridge, the artist’s survey blends playful performance and video art with subtly political, participatory installations

At Hollybush Gardens, London, the Turner Prize winner works with commonplace items to reveal how histories and narratives are constructed, circulated and socialised

At Dundee Contemporary Arts, the artist turns geology, myth and agricultural memory into a sculptural landscape that exposes the urgencies embedded in Tayside’s terrain

At Neither in London, the artist’s love potions seductively blur the line between remedy and poison

At The Modern Institute, Glasgow, frenetic acrylic paintings and transformed found objects appear momentarily frozen – pinned in space as if caught mid-burst of becoming

At David Zwirner, London, the artist’s nocturnal, otherworldly paintings are full of enigmatic symbols

At the Institute of Contemporary Arts, London, a group exhibition asks how we might historicize the erasure of Black and Asian women from cultural spaces

At White Cube Mason’s Yard, London, the artist’s paintings introduce an unexpected strain of feeling into the tradition of optical art

At OHSH Projects, London, a group exhibition questions the relationship between humans and our canine companions

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

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

At Cabinet, London, the artist’s minimal installation recreates a blurry photograph of a bus stop 

At MASSIMODECARLO, London, the artist presents a series of unnerving paintings based on archival photographs of Francis Bacon

At Grand Union, Birmingham, the artist forges a devotional lineage of queer and trans lives in Qajar-era Iran

A group exhibition at London’s Courtauld Gallery brings together the sensual works of three artists

The 2025 edition, ‘BEDROCK’, presents a cohesive selection of artworks woven into the city’s urban fabric

At Tramway, Glasgow, the artist asks what bats and moths can teach us about sustainable living

At Modern Art, London, the artist abstracts scenes from nature to create ambiguous paintings

At London’s National Portrait Gallery, a retrospective spanning decades reveals a profound exploration of the body and an ongoing dialogue with western art history