Critic's Guide

From Shellie Zhang’s altars to elusive homelands to Anna Boghiguian’s chessboard of historical icons

From Mamma Andersson's gothic paintings at David Zwirner to an examination of American mythologies at Bourse de Commerce

From a survey of African fashion at the Brooklyn Museum, New York, to Florian Krewer’s animalistic oil paintings at Aspen Art Museum

From Alexander Tovborg’s spiritual yearning to collective mythologies as told by Miralda

From Shikh Sabbir Alam's wild flora and fauna to Camille Norment's sonic feedback loops

From César Aira’s visions of ancient Rome to a posthumous collection of strange tales by Izumi Suzuki, the frieze team selects the books they’re reading this season

On the occasion of the opening of UTA Artist Space and re-opening of Jackson Fine Art, here are the best shows to see in Atlanta

Ahead of the fair this week, Max Andrews highlights seven exhibitions in the Spanish capital

From a group show at Beyond the Streets to an exhibition of Amir H. Fallah at the Fowler, here are the best shows to see right now

On the occasion of Singapore Art Week and ART SG, here are the exhibitions not to miss in the city-state

From T. Eliott Mansa's take on the iconic 1970s sunken living room to Didier William's largest exhibition to date at MOCA North Miami, here are the best shows to see during Miami Art Week

From Forrest Bess's weathered paintings to Claye Bowler's personal and collective history of trans experience, here are the must-see shows across the UK right now 

From Maria Hupfield's felt portraits at Patel Brown gallery to an exhibition of Black photography at the Art Museum at the University of Toronto, here are the best shows to see in Toronto right now

Mitch Speed picks the best gallery shows to see in the German capital

For the opening week of Various Others, here are five unmissable exhibitions to see this autumn

In celebration of the Inaugural Frieze Seoul, here are must-see shows right now to catch if you are still in Korea

Salena Barry selects her top picks – from Nicola L.’s kinky, penetrable sculptures at Alison Jacques to Jeff Wall’s monumental photographs at White Cube

Sam Moore selects their top picks – from William Brickel’s contorted bodies at The Artist Room to Garrett Pruter’s reimagining of Alfred Hitchcock’s ‘The Birds’ at Trafalgar Avenue 

In a cavernous Central Pavilion, ‘The Milk of Dreams’ reminds us that feminist triumphs and struggles stretch beyond time and geography 

In the second of our two-part round-up, Chloe Stead reviews the best pavilions across the Giardini