Exhibitions

In her 2002 autobiography, Infinity Net, the Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama describes going to extraordinary lengths to leave…

In 1986, the United States was projecting swagger. Markets were booming, the networks broadcast American exceptionalism, and the…

Total star rating: ★★★★★ The works: ★★★★★ The show: ★★★★★ There is a fascinating work in the first…

Henry Moore believed tactility to be paramount, “as an aesthetic dimension”, to both the making and the experiencing…

Born within a year of each other, it is hard to think of two more emblematic British artists…

A newly opened Mumbai exhibition claims to be the first to focus on the relationship between Indian and…

wes anderson exhibition unveils 30 years of worldbuilding A monumental candy-pink model of the Grand Budapest Hotel…

The museum dedicated to the life and work of Mexican artist Frida Kahlo has expanded into the former…

After news broke earlier this month that the sculptor Robert Lazzarini had been dropped as the unannounced selection…

David Shrigley rescues 10-tonne rope archive from across the UK David Shirley turns an old idiom into…

Money—£1m plus VAT, to be precise—for old rope is the premise for David Shrigley’s latest exhibition, which opens…

Wes Anderson’s films have frequently been compared to Joseph Cornell’s art— the meticulous attention to detail, the miniature…

At Tokyo’s National Museum of Modern Art, the anti-action art of Japan’s women artists finds a new lease of life – The Art Newspaper