From food to migration, curators and writers reveal the vibrant forces shaping the French city’s culture and identity today

Istanbul Manufacturers Bazaar, formerly a shopping mall, exemplifies how reimagined institutions can nurture collaboration and political solidarity

From medieval cisterns to Mediterranean trade, the artist uncovers the past through evocative text, immersive sound and dynamic choreography

In this photo essay, David Campany analyzes historical and contemporary photographic representations of the Mediterranean Sea

With forensic precision and poetic impact, the artist uses audio to challenge visual dominance, expose injustice and redefine how power is heard

Through ‘The Mapping Journey Project’, the artist redefines Mediterranean geography, through stories of revolution and decolonization

For the artist and chef, food becomes a medium to explore identity, memory and the complex connections between cultures

Weaving textiles, architecture and memory, the artist calls her evolving practice a ‘constant process of becoming’, crafting sacred, intimate worlds

For nearly 20 years, the artists have realized a powerful cinema of dispossession using found images, sound and text

The artist reimagines the island as a lyrical meeting point of Mediterranean histories, geographies and cultural memory

At the Economou Collection, the artist reimagines the city through bold images that weave ancient myths and contemporary Greek life

At Kunsthal Charlottenborg, Copenhagen, the artist tracks what safety obscures – from state violence to the silence of forgotten stories.

The artist’s exhibition at Museu de Arte Contemporânea in São Paulo presents compelling investigations into surveillance, paranoia and museal security

At MoMA, New York, a gripping retrospective traces decades of the artist’s experimentation with the medium

At Fondazione Prada, Milan, a group show studies the variations and chance connections that form our worldview

At Azabudai Hills Gallery, Tokyo, the artist merges seemingly incompatible visual traditions, challenging the binary thinking that once marginalized him

At Bozar, Brussels, the artist’s unsettling sculptures are replete with religious imagery

At Asia Art Archive, Hong Kong, a show of work by Sheba Chhachhi and Lala Rukh blends art and activism

In the artist’s show at Taipei Fine Arts Museum, sculptures made with recycled goods engage with cycles of consumption

At IKON Gallery, Birmingham, the artist asks what home means when it is intertwined with trepidation and hostility

At Layr, Vienna, the artist’s silk canvases reimagine painting as a porous and philosophical practice

Building on his presentation at the Venice Biennale, the artist’s show at The Bell, Providence reflects on diasporic wisdoms

At BANK NYC, the show is most effective when it engages with haptics at a distance

In a retrospective at Serpentine North Gallery, London, political violence lurks behind the artist’s eclectic paintings

At Galerie Georges-Philippe & Nathalie Vallois, Paris, the artist makes a muse out of the simple metal post

At Fraenkel Gallery, San Francisco, a show of abandoned projects sees the artist contemplating endings

At Neuer Berliner Kunstverein, Berlin, an expansive group show highlights precarity as a permanent condition

Overtaking two of Matthews Marks Gallery’s New York locations, her installations explode stale hierarchies of taste

At Perrotin, London, the artist presents an image of hope in the face of trauma

In her exhibition at Management, New York, the artist presents a dissolving model city with an uncertain afterlife

At Kumu Art Museum, Tallinn, an expansive group show offers a distinctly Northern European lens on the climate crisis

At a. SQUIRE, London, the artist’s erotic works are a hymn to the beauty of men

At South Parade, London, the artist’s sculptures evoke states of fragility whilst addressing personal and societal trauma