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Double take: Mehdi Ghadyanloo uses the art of illusion to reveal truths -
Mary Obering paintings exhibited in Los Angeles for the first time -
Matthew Day Jackson goes galactic with NetJetsThe American artist collaborated with the private aviation enterprise to design its VIP lounge at Art Basel
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Dear Calder, dear Kelly: the friendship of two great artists a generation apart -
David Adjaye and Adam Pendleton: a meeting of minds in Hong KongPaintings by American artist Adam Pendleton are staged in conversation with sculptural works by Ghanaian-British architect David Adjaye at Pace Hong Kong
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At Blenheim Palace, Cecily Brown confronts the gore and glory of English heritageIn the first show by a British artist at Blenheim Palace, Cecily Brown takes a nostalgic, conflicting and grisly view of Britain’s past and future
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Peripatetic Georgian artist Andro Wekua on work, war and wandering -
Not Vital in conversation with Hans Ulrich ObristSpeaking to Hans Ulrich Obrist ahead of a solo show at Thaddaeus Ropac, London, artist Not Vital describes his youth in the bucolic Engadin Valley, his performative self-portraiture, and the freedom of not being an architect
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Underwater art exhibition on Porquerolles island is submerged in intrigueOn view until 17 October at Fondation Carmignac on Porquerolles, sub-aquatic group show ‘The Imaginary Sea’ (La Mer Imaginaire) frames the sea as a source of inspiration, imagination, longing and loss
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San Francisco’s Museum of the African Diaspora reopens with Billie Zangewa and Amoako BoafoReopening for the first time since the onset of Covid-19, San Francisco’s Museum of the African Diaspora is staging epic exhibitions by Amoako Boafo and Billie Zangewa
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Mickalene Thomas on Black beauty, eroticism and powerMickalene Thomas’ four-city exhibition series ‘Beyond the Pleasure Principle’ at Lévy Gorvy galleries is a deep-dive into the power of the Black female body
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At home with artist Julie MehretuHere, Camille Okhio discusses myths and motherhood with American artist Julie Mehretu ahead of her major retrospective at the Whitney Museum of American Art
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Artists square up to racial injustice via Instagram -
Disruptive nonagenarian Julio Le Parc is still making wavesWe caught up (virtually) with the trailblazing Argentine artist to discuss bureaucracy, defying categorisation and his latest wave of optokinetic art
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A Marrakech exhibition takes a radical view of identity and social unrestFollowing an international descent of visitors for 1-54 art fair, a group exhibition at MACAAL surveys the politics of identity through 12 global voices
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Ahead of his Hong Kong show, Bosco Sodi meditates on painting as therapyOn view from 13 February, the Mexican artist’s solo exhibition at Axel Vervoordt is the culmination of a two-week residency in the city
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Alex Israel judges Wallpaper* Design Awards 2020He runs a sunglasses brand, he’s released a feature-length teen romcom, and his paintings are held in collections at major museums around the world; Alex Israel is a multihyphenate who has blurred the boundaries between High Art and Pop product, commerce and concept
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Bharti Kher escapes to Somerset in search of solitudeThe New Delhi-based artist presents an exhibition of new installation, painting and sculpture work following her 2017 residency at Hauser & Wirth Somerset
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Guggenheim Bilbao offers new perspectives on Gerhard Richter’s seascapes -
Sarah Morris cuts through the noise at White CubeIt’s a homecoming of sorts for the Kent-born, New York-based artist, who debuts new paintings and her first ever sculptural work at the gallery’s Bermondsey space
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Anj Smith: making sense of desire and anxiety through a painter’s forensic language -
Marc Newson, Erdem and Don McCullin immortalised in hyperrealist paintings -
Birthday buzz and secret messages at Takashi Murakami retrospective -
A la carte: Paula Scher’s American maps chart more than just territory
