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In her new exhibition at Carpintaria, Rio de Janeiro, the São Paulo artist contrasts the city’s lush landscape to her hometown’s concrete geometry

BY Mateus Nunes |

Featuring an expanded video installation and wall-mounted works incorporating solar cells, the artists show at SCAI The Bathhouse, Tokyo, emphasizes presence

BY Maki Nishida |

At Galerie Quynh, Ho Chi Minh City, the artist’s elaborate works made with motorbike parts embody ‘sculpture as a verb’

BY Wong Binghao |

Featuring diverse work by 27 emerging or underrepresented artists, the inaugural edition of Auckland Art Gallery’s triennial explores thresholds and transitions

BY Victoria Wynne-Jones |

At Cemeti – Institute for Art and Society and ROH Projects, the artist’s exploration of extraction in Indonesia asks: ‘How to reverse the tide?’

BY Harry Burke |

At the Museo de Arte Moderno de Medellín (MAMM), Candiani evokes the city’s geography to understand how humans might live better together

BY Jennifer Burris |

At 798CUBE, Beijing, the artist presents marvels of engineering with lives of their own

BY Sean Burns |

At Zalucky Contemporary, Toronto, the artist builds on legacies of copies and proxies

BY Georgia Phillips-Amos |

At Rockbund Art Museum, Shanghai, the artist challenges views of history as clear, singular and conclusive

BY Jennifer Piejko |

At the Pinacoteca de São Paulo, the artist creates a constellation of living memory for her first solo institutional show in Brazil

BY Terence Trouillot |

‘In Real Time’ at NYUAD Art Gallery, Abu Dhabi, presents art works that evolve over the course of the exhibition

BY Nadine Khalil |

The artist’s latest project, recently installed at Laboratorio Arte Alameda in Mexico City, simulates the damage that a debt-driven financial system can wreak on the environment

BY Evan Moffitt |

In his survey at Museo Universitario Arte Contemporáneo, Mexico City, the artist explores the nationalistic archetypes of authoritarian regimes and the individuals expected to conform to their schemas

BY Euridice Arratia |

The eighth edition makes novel use of cacophony, disorientation and deferred gratification

BY Andrew Maerkle |

Two videos at Gladstone Gallery, Seoul displace their viewers into the role of aides to the algorithm

BY Jaeyong Park |

A Cape Town retrospective showcases the diverse accomplishments of an artist whose Ndebele-inspired graphical style led to collaborations with BMW and Comme Des Garçons

BY Allie Biswas |

A group exhibition at Tai Kwun Contemporary in Hong Kong argues for feminist-ecological consciousness as a mode of resisting colonial oppression

BY Ysabelle Cheung |

At Selma Feriani, Tunis, the artist uses the ruins of the ancient city of Carthage to find connections between the past and the present

BY Chloe Stead |

Assembled by an all-Thai curatorial team, the third Thailand Biennale brilliantly exhibits the rich cultural milieu of the country’s Golden Triangle, near Laos and Myanmar

BY Vipash Purichanont |

At STPI Creative Workshop & Gallery, a modest survey of the artist reflects on how we share and absorb information and knowledge

BY Andrew Maerkle |