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Jonathan Baldock and Emma Hart: Love Life is a two-person exhibition touring to PEER London; Grundy Art Gallery, Blackpool and De La Warr Pavilion, Bexhill-On-Sea. For this exhibition, Baldock and Hart have...

SON[I]A talks to Kendell Geers about terrorism, linguistic violence, Africanness and socio-political tensions before and after apartheid. 02:27 Structures of power, structures of meaning 04:54 How I became an artist 08:13 Layers...

David Shrigley: 'Lose Your Mind' is a comprehensive exhibition that highlights the breadth of David Shrigley’s practice and his darkly witty imaginings. Key works include Ostrich, 2009, a new acquisition for the...

'Really Good' by David Shrigley is a 7m-high sculpture of a hand giving a thumbs up sign. The sculpture was cast in bronze with the same dark patina as the other statues...

'The Window is Also a Door' presents a series of hand-woven objects that function somewhere between textiles, paintings, or carpets. What began as an investigation into the material properties of painting—not simply accepting the default material of canvas or linen but trying to create his own—has become an increasingly integral part of Sky Glabush’s practise.

Nizayama Art Park Power Plant Museum presents ‘Living in Figures’, a joint exhibition by two internationally renowned contemporary artists from Japan and China, Izumi Kato and Chen Fei. 

This major exhibition explores the era-defining significance and impact of the late 1960s, expressed through some of the greatest music and performances of the 20th century alongside fashion, film, design and political activism.

Goldsmiths alumni have helped celebrate the Rio 2016 Olympic Games by producing limited-edition prints marking Team GB’s involvement. Sarah Jones, Sam Taylor-Johnson,Tracey Emin, Anne Hardy, Howard Hodgkin, Eddie Peake, Benjamin Senior and...

‘Natural States’ presents works by Clare Woods, Ingo Meller and Daniel Sturgis, whose practice explores the continuous relationships between contemporary art and its modernist past.

White Columns presents a solo exhibition by the Buffalo, New York-based artist Pam Glick. The presentation comprises of a group of twenty paintings, typically made with oil and enamel paint, that together might be understood as psychologically-charged landscapes.

David Shrigley: 'Lose Your Mind' is a comprehensive exhibition that highlights the breadth of David Shrigley’s practice and his darkly witty imaginings. Key works include Ostrich, 2009, a new acquisition for the...

Mamma Andersson is included in 'Collected Works! 30 Years' at Bonniers Konsthall, Sweden, a group exhibition that celebrates 30 years since the inception of Maria Bonnier Dahlin Foundation in 1986. The show...

Tonico Lemos Auad and Rivane Neuenschwander feature in 'Soft Power. Arte Brasil', a major exhibition at Kunsthal KAdE in Amersfoort, The Netherlands. Featuring 35 contemporary Brazilian artists and artists' groups working on...

HS Projects presents ‘What separates us', a group exhibition by four Brazilian artists, Tonico Lemos Auad, Adriano Costa, Rodrigo Matheus and Matheus Rocha Pitta, at Sala Brazil, the Embassy of Brazil in...

Tonico Lemos Auad is in ‘All Heritage is Poetry (Todo o Património é Poesia)', a group exhibition at Fundação Eugénio de Almeida to mark the 30th anniversary of Évora, in south-cental Portugal,...

The Brazilian artist Roberto Burle Marx (1909-1994) is one of the most prominent landscape architects of the twentieth century. His famous projects range from the remarkable mosaic pavements on the seaside avenue...

For 'End of Empire' Yinka Shonibare CBE explored how the new alliances forged in the First World War changed British society forever and continue to affect us today. The work was co-commissioned by 14-18 NOW and Turner Contemporary. 

Group presentation 'Contemporary Artists vs. The Masters: Homage, Battle, Reclamation' explores the ways in which contemporary artists engage with art history both aesthetically and culturally.

‘The Sleepers’ brings together paintings by Clare Woods and sculptures by Des Hughes, made in response to Pallant House Gallery’s collection and the Arundel Tomb in Chichester Cathedral.

The group exhibition, 'When things fall apart: Critical voices on the radars' at Trapholt Museum, Kolding, brings together 12 international artists who explore the idea of a world in which everything falls...