Review

At Galerie Maria Bernheim, Zurich, the artist’s series of dollhouses reference literature and art history to reveal a bygone bourgeois ideal

At Streams, Hong Kong, what was once the region's centre of toy manufacturing becomes a trippy tumble into a world of toxic teddies and sadistic Care Bears 

A group show at The Third Line, Dubai, featuring Sophia Al-Maria and Farah Al Qasimi, explores the nostalgia that comes with temporal dislocation  

At Galerie Parisa Kind, Frankfurt, the artist blends reality and fiction to address issues of precarity 

At Galerias Municipais de Lisboa, the artist brings to the fore the conflicts and chances of migration 

From fish farms to factories, the artist duo’s first survey exhibition at Z33, Hasselt, looks at the different streams of production in the 21st century 

The artist’s retrospective at Hamburger Bahnhof, Berlin, recalls the political and economic changes of the German capital

At Ramiken, New York, the artist’s eccentric drawings of light bulbs take a deft look at colonialism in Africa 

At Deborah Schamoni, Munich, the artist’s sparse installations use absence and the banal trappings of domesticity to talk about getting ‘turned on’

At Gianni Manhattan, Vienna, the artist presents a dystopian future in which water has dried out and technology has failed us

At Kunsthall Charlottenborg, a group exhibition aims to draw connections between witch trials and colonialism but fails to grapple with their continuities 

At Gallery 1957, London, the Ghanaian artist explores Stuart Hall's theory that cultural identity 'belongs as much to the future as it does to the past'

For his first solo exhibition at Sadie Coles HQ, the artist riffs on the iconographies and hierarchies of a bygone era

A new commission at Cell Project Space confronts questions about our complicity in the gentrification of our cities 

Informed by his Manchurian identity, the artist sets out by motorcycle for the Chinese Eastern Railway to explore the Northeast province's fading heritage

The exhibition dedicated to contemporary Russian art looks at how the country’s past two decades under President Vladimir Putin informed art production

At VITRINE, Basel, the artist creates a theatre-like setting, which reflects on the aesthetics of public transportation

At Vleeshal, Middelburg, the artist’s darkened spaces shed light on both the city's colonial burden and the invisibility of Black bodies

At Felix Gaudlitz, Vienna, a series of photographs by the French novelist beautifully captures the notion of intimacy

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