Reviews

The second iteration of the Cleveland Triennial for Contemporary Art asks what art can do in an increasingly fraught political climate, but simply offers symbolic gestures

‘Interior Garden’ at the Chinese Culture Center of San Francisco offers catharsis amidst the cycles of ruin, grief and hope that mark our lives

ICA Miami presents an impressive group exhibition showcasing recent acquisitions from the young museum’s expansive collection

At Le Confort Moderne, Poitiers, a retrospective of the famed founder of The Church of Euthanasia invites you to sacrifice everything for the greater good

Despite some worthy presentations, this year’s edition adds little to the ongoing conversation about decolonization

At the Hirshhorn Musuem, Washington, D.C., the artist presents new and recent works that employ storytelling as its primary medium

At Kiasma, Helsinki, a group exhibition weaves the strands of contemporary life’s omnipresent anxieties into a complex and intriguing fabric

A recent survey at The Polygon, Vancouver, showcases the painter’s varied practice in photography 

At Grimm, New York, the Peruvian artist presents a body of work that asks us to defang our baleful understandings of ghosts

At CAPC musée d'art contemporain de Bordeaux, the artist’s wooden works commemorate the links between the region’s wine industry and its colonial history

This year's iteration of the international exhibition is impressively global in its curatorial reach but the impact of some works diminishes in cross-cultural adaptation

The painter's institutional debut at the Dallas Museum of Art relies on biblical references to soften the distinctions between the spheres of creation

At MONITOR, Lisbon, the artist's series of experimental paintings mix historic events, current affairs and personal memories

At Goodman Gallery, Cape Town, the artist presents a video that addresses the issue of gender-based violence and femicide in South Africa

A characteristically understated exhibition at The Modern Institute uses light and domestic materials to allude to inimical forces at play in the home

At SculptureCenter, New York, the artist’s new, K-Pop inspired, video sees revolution as an illness

At Sprüth Magers in London, the artist’s robotic snake is a harbinger of destruction and regeneration

The artist’s solo show at London’s Ginny on Frederick creates a complex confrontation with fragmented, sexualized humanity

From Paula Rego’s unflinching women to Ellen Harvey’s mournful, forgotten buildings, these are the best institutional shows in the UK

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