Installations

Nari Ward’s staple Jamaican dish offers more than it says on the tin. As featured in our monthly Artist’s Palate series, where we interpret recipes in homage to our favourite contemporary art

By TF Chan Last updated 13 October 22

At the London art foundation, three artists-in-residence slash taboos and rethink the significance of inhabiting a female body

By Oyin Akande Last updated 13 October 22

As algorithms and data-sets increasingly shape our lives, artists are exploring our collective concerns around artificial intelligence

By Fiona Mahon Last updated 13 October 22

Public art project Breath is Invisible has just unveiled its second outdoor installation in Notting Hill, a multisensory digital experience responding to the Black Lives Matter movement

By Sophia Acquistapace Last updated 13 October 22

To mark Japan’s National Foundation Day (11 February 2022) we revisit recent art features that illustrate the breadth and depth of contemporary Japanese art

By Harriet Lloyd-Smith Last updated 13 October 22

Monica Bonvicini’s show ‘Stagecage’ at Vienna’s Galerie Krinzinger is sinister and sublime

By Harriet Lloyd-Smith Last updated 13 October 22

At Hauser & Wirth, the alpha female of German sculpture steers us through notions of travel, social architecture and the human condition

By Harriet Lloyd-Smith Last updated 13 October 22

A Comme des Garçons SHIRT installation celebrates the spray painted style of the New York-born artist

By Laura Hawkins Last updated 13 October 22

The three-part group exhibition connects human, animal and artificial intelligence through the act of ‘play’, curated by the 2019 Hyundai Blue Prize winners

By Dominic Bradbury Last updated 12 October 22

For their first dual exhibition, two very distinctive artists explore the symbolic and communal potential of ‘the wall’

By Diane Theunissen Last updated 12 October 22

American artists including Carrie Mae Weems, Ed Ruscha and Hank Willis Thomas have joined voices for an ambitious billboard initiative with a direct message

By Pei-Ru Keh Last updated 12 October 22

The 2020-2021 Exhibit Columbus theme and its J. Irwin and Xenia S. Miller Prize recipients line-up have just been revealed, placing the focus on the ‘middle city' during the upcoming annual Indiana architecture event

By Ellie Stathaki Last updated 12 October 22

At The Bronx Museum, the first survey of quilt-based works by New York-based artist Sanford Biggers sources codes in American history through pre-1900 antique quilts

By Harriet Lloyd-Smith Last updated 12 October 22

A virtual tour of the Texan artist’s latest exhibition at Lisson Gallery, which ties together African histories and the American South

By Diane Theunissen Last updated 12 October 22

A Somerset House group show curated by Ekow Eshun interrogates the origins of climate change through a global lens, and coincides with the 1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair 

By Oyin Akande Last updated 12 October 22

A new exhibition at Berlin’s König Galerie has the artist duo meditating on empty triumphs, power mechanisms and social divisions

By TF Chan Last updated 12 October 22

After being given the green light earlier in May, Berlin's physical art spaces are tentatively welcoming visitors back. Through three galleries, we explore the different approaches to cautiously negotiating the transition

By Emily McDermott Last updated 12 October 22

Launching in London at Woolwich Public Market on 10 May, Dreamachine is the new immersive experience created by Collective Act that brings together artists Assemble and composer Jon Hopkins. It’s designed as the first artwork to be experienced with closed eyes

By Nick Compton Last updated 12 October 22

In the multipart show ‘Sun at Night’ at London’s Barbican, Mumbai-based artist Shilpa Gupta highlights the fragility of free expression and gives a voice to those silenced

By Cleo Roberts-Komireddi Last updated 12 October 22

Malagasy artist Joël Andrianomearisoa is the creative mind behind Hakanto Contemporary, a new multifunctional arts centre in Madagascar’s capital, Antananarivo. A new group show of 26 artists showcases the breadth and scope of work being made in and around the city

By Charlotte Jansen Last updated 12 October 22

Occupying a former factory building in Palermo, Sicily, Fondazione Merz’s second location opens with a radical group show ‘L'altro, lo stesso’

By Harriet Lloyd-Smith Last updated 12 October 22

Belfast-based Array Collective has been awarded the coveted Turner Prize 2021, chosen from a shortlist of five artist collectives

By Harriet Lloyd-Smith Last updated 12 October 22

Chiharu Shiota has become the latest artist to take over the arched depths of Copenhagen’s Cisternerne. Titled Multiple Realities, her installation is a poetic landscape of web-like yarn, both serene and unsettling

By Minako Norimatsu Last updated 12 October 22

Kader Attia addresses postcolonial trauma and the need for psychiatric repair in a new show, ‘On Silence', at Doha's Mathaf Arab Museum of Modern Art

By TF Chan Last updated 12 October 22