Painting

At Kunsthalle Münster, the artist canonizes contemporary history in his riotous first institutional solo exhibition outside of Poland

The British artist revisits a classic 1970s photobook interrogating ‘unruly’ archival images

Rosanna McLaughlin explores how the late feminist artist redressed politics and power in her semi-autobiographical paintings

The gallery enters its sixth decade as one of its founding member, Judith Bernstein, turns 80 

We talk to the Chinese artist about her urban scenes of passion, anxiety, and melancholy, featuring in the Frame section at Frieze New York 2022

In her triumphant survey exhibition at Palazzo Grassi, Venice, the artist continues her long-running exploration of women as generative, creative forces

At Sophie Tappeiner, Vienna, the Berlin-based artist presents a series of painted false idylls

Harmony Holiday talks with legendary Funkadelic musician about making art, NFTs and getting high on paint fumes

At Sir John Soane’s Museum, London, the artist’s depictions of the excesses of consumerism and empire are all-too seductive

For the last video in the series on creatives and their home cities, the acclaimed South London-raised artist shares a slice of her home life in Leyton

At The Breeder Gallery, Athens, the Nigerian artist tethers the superficial conventions of European portrait painting to the semiotics of Blackness

The painter’s largest retrospective to date, at Tate Britain, cements her place as one of Britain’s most inventive and compelling living artists  

At Taymour Grahne Projects, the artist's saturated paintings depict the city’s queer community in the nostalgic afterglow of nightclub life

At MO_Space, Taguig, two artists project materiality through contrasting approaches to painting

At Goodman Gallery, the artist’s first UK solo show presents paintings like memories of a hot day revisited in sleep

Rykeyn Bailey captures the violence of time passing in a new series of drawings and paintings

Capturing moments of stillness and anticipation, at Workplace, London, the artist uses layers of stippled colours to conjure never-ending narratives

Two cities, two creatives, two shows

When lockdown hit London, the artist Issy Wood used her blog as a regimented daily exercise: an attempt to describe the experience of a time when ‘every day is precious but of no consequence’

Amongst the family portraits and Sèvres porcelain, the artist’s newly commissioned paintings reflect on a broken Britain