Fab 40: 'Villa Julia' Playhouse, Javier Mariscal

German artist Anne Imhof’s ‘Avatar II’ exhibition at London’s Sprüth Magers is a compelling, uncanny probing of contemporary culture, reality and artifice

By Harriet Lloyd-Smith Last updated 8 November 22

On view until 4 September, epic group show ‘Light & Space’ explores the past and present of the iconic light and installation art movement. It’s physical, emotional, bodily and disorientating

By Jeni Porter Last updated 27 September 22

In Prishtina, nomadic biennial Manifesta 14 draws on the past and future of Kosovo through ambitious art and staggering architecture

By Hili Perlson Last updated 6 September 22

Mired in evolving controversy, Documenta 15 has raised critical questions about transparency, accountability and creative freedom. Emily McDermott travels to Kassel to explore how an edition filled with social practice art urges active participation and throws global power structures into sharp relief

By Emily McDermott Last updated 9 October 22

Curated by Hans Ulrich Obrist, ‘Worldbuilding: Gaming and Art in the Digital Age’ at the Julia Stoschek Collection, Düsseldorf, explores how artists can embrace and subvert the visual language and culture of video games

By Will Jennings Last updated 7 October 22

To mark the tenth-anniversary edition of Frieze New York (18 – 22 May), we’ve compiled a guide to the most exciting happenings inside and outside The Shed

By Tilly Macalister-Smith Last updated 6 October 22

At Hauser & Wirth London, iconic Light and Space artist Larry Bell is testing the limits of optical and spatial reality in new glass installations. The show coincides with the artist’s major exhibition at Dia Beacon, New York

By Harriet Lloyd-Smith Last updated 9 October 22

In the planning stage since 2019, when the world was a very different place, the 80th Whitney Biennial will run until 6 September 2022

By Nick Compton Last updated 10 October 22