Louisa Elderton

At The Wig, Berlin, the artist’s insect photographs playfully subvert the rules of wildlife photography

At Galerie Noah Klink, Berlin, the artist’s works toy with the interplay of vulnerability, exploitation and scrutiny that exists within systems of safe-guarding

At Galerie Thomas Schulte, Berlin, the artist’s small-scale canvases depict refreshingly palpable scenes of queer desire

In her latest solo exhibition at Plan B, Berlin, the artist’s work pushes the boundaries between actuality and abstraction

At carlier | gebauer, Berlin, the artist’s solo exhibition requires viewer’s attentive engagement

From Helen Chadwick’s feminist photography at Société to Rachel Harrison’s outright absurdism at Konrad Fischer Galerie

At Esther Schipper, Berlin, the artist’s self-portraits display a tension between concealment and revelation

At Anca Poterasu Gallery, Bucharest, an exhibition dedicated to a little-known Romanian artist uses re-creation to comprehend those whose life stories are lost to history

New section Modern Women at Frieze Masters and much anticipated shows at the Barbican and Tate Britain in London offer unconventional histories of art by women

In the German capital, recent shake-ups in the museum sector offer reason for excitement and concern

At Barbara Wien, Berlin, the artist reevaluates his love of Leonard Cohen in light of the musician’s stance on Palestine

From Rhea Dillon’s Toni Morrison-inspired solo show to a group exhibition of contemporary painting, Louisa Elderton picks her highlights from the German capital

The Austrian art festival creatively rethinks ways of exhibition-making during a pandemic with a collection of commissioned TV shows

With the 25th anniversary of the Rwandan Genocide against the Tutsi, an exhibition at Leipzig’s GfZK sheds light on the aftermath of the tragedy

The Belgrade-born sculptor developed a language that acknowledged a world in flux

A tactile show in Berlin of the California-based painter refreshes colour-field abstraction for our digital age of infinite screen time

The London-based sculptor’s new show at Kunstverein München delves into the queasy malleability of bodies

A report from the 7th instalment of Denmark’s Socle du Monde Biennale: ‘to challenge the Earth, the Moon, the Sun & the Stars’

Galerie Neu, Berlin, Germany

Real Fine Arts, Brooklyn, USA