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  • Ana Mendieta

    The last of the great trilogy of female artists to have a retrospective at Tate Modern this summer – and by no means the least

  • Between Dreams and Reality: Stories from the Tangen Collection

    This show at Norway’s new grain silo turned modern art museum explores the influence of expressionism and surrealism on the leading Nordic painters of the 20th century

  • Refik Anadol: Machine Dreams – Rainforest

    It’s all go in Los Angeles. On the heels of LACMA’s stunning new Geffen wing comes Dataland, the world’s first museum dedicated to omni-sensory, AI-generated art, George Lucas’s Museum of Narrative Art, which will open in September, followed in November…

  • BorderLands

    The shadows of Brexit, the Scottish independence debate and many current border conflicts loom large as 20 artists works explore the personal, cultural and political dimensions of borders

  • Audrey Amiss: The Surviving Exhibitions

    Prevented by a mental health crisis from finishing her studies at the Royal Academy, she continued to make work, using it to bring attention to harmful practices in the psychiatric system

  • Project a Black Planet

    Barbican’s latest exhibition is a treasure trove of work by African-descended artists, hamstrung by obtuse organisation

  • Glenn Brown in Bath: Arrows of Desire and Grottoesque

    Enjoying a double bill in Bath, Brown has playfully inserted a selection of his fantastical grotesques into the Holburne Museum’s collection of 18th-century portraits, while at No 1 Royal Crescent his grotto-like installation is ostentatious and enjoyably camp

  • Flare-Up

    Giving voice to the shame of those with long-term illnesses and disabilities, this mixed exhibition is much needed and long overdue

  • The Invisible Chord: Hans Hartung and Music

    With about 80 paintings along with archival documents, this elegant presentation makes clear how Hartung’s love of music infused his art

  • Chico da Silva: And the Soul Is for the Birds

    Nottingham Contemporary offers a rare chance to discover a wonder of indigenous Brazilian art — as well as the tumultuous story of his life