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Deborah Roberts: Twenty Years of Art/Work has been longlisted for the Kraszna-Krausz Foundation 2024 Photography and Moving Image Book Awards.

The Shape of Things features Modern and Contemporary British artists that delve into the rich symbolism of Still Life and explores how the genre has pushed boundaries and new ideas.

Caroline Walker’s ’Life Bug Study’ is featured in the Drawing Biennial 2024.

Robert Diament and Russel Tovey interview Leilah Babirye, discussing her inspiring multidisciplinary practice, her major solo show at Yorkshire Sculpture Park and new sculptures in the Venice Biennale 2024.

Jaune Quick-to-See Smith’s retrospective exhibition at St Louis Art Museum advances Indigenous perspectives on land, history, and art. As one of the most celebrated contemporary Native American artists, this exhibition will span Smith’s career across four decades and various media, highlighting works created in St Louis.

Hear Jonathan Baldock in conversation with Yorkshire Sculpture Park’s Senior Curator, Sarah Coulson.

The first solo institutional exhibition of Anne Rothenstein’s collages and paintings opens at Charleston.

Reverberations is organized by Bennett Simpson, Senior Curator, with Emilia Nicholson-Fajardo, Curatorial Assistant, The Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles.

'Infinite Woman' investigates a spectrum of female stereotypes, and their relationship to art. Ideas of the siren, mother, goddess, demon, caregiver and lover, among others, are explored, examined and disrupted.

'Beyond the Bassline' is a map of 500 years of Black British music.

Contemporary collecting explores the relationship between the British Museum's contemporary and historical collections .

House of Voltaire has launched 30 limited edition Giclée prints of 'Self', signed and numbered by Caroline Coons. 

Art on a Postcard has launched its second guest postcard auction in collaboration with War Child. 

Caroline Walker features in I'm Not Afraid Of Ghosts, alongside other contemporary artists including Marlene Dumas, Tracey Emin, Jenny Holzer, and Issy Wood, highlighting themes relating to the body, female or otherwise, liberation, and the cyclical historical narratives that connect them.

'Food in Art' is part of the museum's series 'Civilisation in Art', a multifaceted series of exhibitions exploring life through artistic interpretation.

'When You See Me: Visibility in Contemporary Art/History' aims to broaden and complicate official histories and their corresponding visual strategies to allow for richer representations of those who have been traditionally excluded or erased.

Andreas Eriksson's 'Vars namn är skrivet i färg', 1996 is on view at UKS in Oslo, Norway, as part of the fifth iteration of their 'Young, Dumb and Broke' series.

The 27th 'Diagonale Festival of Austrian Film' will take place Thursday 4 – Tuesday 9 April, directed by Dominik Kamalzadeh and Claudia Slanar.

Rivane Neuenschwander's film 'I am a Macaw' is screened at Cultuurcentrum Mechelen on Sunday 24 March, alongside 'Radical Shapeshifters', a group exhibition at Kunsthal Mechelen.

This group exhibition platforms the work of North-East based creatives and self-taught hobbyists alongside established contemporary artists.