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Rivane Neuenschwander's work 'Quarta-Feira de Cinzas/Epilogue', produced with Cao Guimarães, is screened as part of Living Canvas at Wilton Park. 

Through collected sculptures, paintings and video artworks,  'Homo sacer: life unlawed' demonstrates how the law is not only embedded in (our) bodies, but creates the particular sense of material and social reality that we perceive in the everyday world.

'Visual Language: The Art of Protest' is a group exhibition and survey of the symbiotic relationship between art and activism.

What does a public collection look like in the 21st century? What does a town’s collection say about its communities? In Towner’s one-hundredth year, these are some of the questions that we hope to engage with by highlighting a selection of new acquisitions that have joined our permanent collection more recently.

Uraraka Painting Festival exhibits artworks by a range of artists in nine venues around the Yanesen area of Tokyo.

'Don't Know A Thing About Art (But I Like It)' presents a selection of works from the Taguchi Art Collection.

'Flowers Forever: Flowers in Art and Culture' tours the cultural and visual history of flowers from antiquity to the present day.

'It takes two' is Andreas Eriksson's homage to the night. It displays a new series of paintings painted specifically for the space, exploring the Swedish countryside that Eriksson inhabits. 

'Rethinking Monuments: American Sculpture in its Time, 1850 – 2000' explores the development of the artists' relationship to the monument, its communication of narrative, and in turn the viewer's perception of these.

Curated by Christian Rizzo, in dialogue with Emmanuel Latreille, works by nine artists from the Frac's collection are exhibited at the La chambre d'écho. Informed by Rizzo's choregraphic work, the sculptures, paintings, photographs , drawings and videos explore movements and the presence or absence of physical bodies.

Deborah Roberts is in conversation with Connie Choi as part of the Louis A. and Frances B. Wagner Lecture Series at McNay Art Museum, Texas.

'The Festival: Between Representation and Revolt' explores the possibility for change vested in an organised gathering. It explores the idea of a festival as both a manifestation of societal and artistic movements, and the prompting of future cultural shifts.

Presenting rotating exhibitions and viewable storage of the Beth Rudin DeWoody Collection, The Bunker showcases a wide range of contemporary art by both well-known and emerging artists, displayed alongside iconic pieces of furniture and other curiosities. The collection champions emerging, and at times, overlooked artists, especially in the early stages of their careers, and so the Bunker offers insight into a truly unique collection.

'Grayson's Art Club: The Exhibition III' is the culmination of a project begun by Grayson Perry during the Covid-19 lockdown. Drawing together works by members of the public, celebrities and established artists, the works included are curated by Perry under weekly themes on the television program, Grayson's Art Club.

'mixed up with others before we even begin' celebrates the historical and cultural processes of creolisation as an age-old mode of world-making. The group exhibition features works that examine postcolonial histories of diversity, satirical transliteration, queer folklore, and collective feminist rituals.

Hospital Rooms has partnered with Devon Partnership NHS Trust to create artworks for three inpatient mental health wards at Torbay Hospital. Hospital Rooms is an arts and mental health charity that commissions extraordinary artworks for NHS mental health inpatient units across the UK, believing in the power of art to provide joy and dignity and to stimulate and heal.

'The World Reimagined' is a ground-breaking, national art education project to transform how the Transatlantic Slave Trade is understood and its lasting impact on all of us. A globe created by Yinka Shonibare CBE RA is on view alongside 95 others at Trafalgar Square on Saturday 19 and Sunday 20 November. Eighteen of the globes including Shonibare's will be auctioned by Bonhams in support of the charitable project.

Deborah Roberts joins fellow artist vanessa german on the occassion of german receiving a 2022 Heinz Awards for the Arts. The two will discuss their creative practice and german will share live spoken-word poetry in response to specific artworks.

'Being In the World' marks the tenth anniversary of Long Museum. Curated by Iwona Blazwick, the group show is conceived as an artistic celebration of returning to 'the world' in the aftermath of the Covid-19 pandemic.⁠

LACMA has a long history of presenting abstract art, dating to the 1964 exhibition 'Post-Painterly Abstraction' at the Los Angeles County Museum in Exposition Park. All of the works in 'New Abstracts' are recent additions to the museum’s permanent collection, many on view for the first time since being acquired.