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Chiharu Shiota’s ‘labyrinth within a labyrinth’ at Copenhagen’s Cisternerne
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
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Kader Attia dissects multiculturalism, colonialism and capitalism in Doha show
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
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Capitalist chaos: a major survey of Jason Rhoades takes Los Angeles by storm
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BIG to design 2016 Serpentine Pavilion, while the programme expands with four new structures
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Tied up: Chiharu Shiota's 'Uncertain Journey' entangles Blain|Southern gallery, Berlin
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On the dot: Yayoi Kusama embellishes Philip Johnson’s Glass House
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Philippe Parreno and Daniel Buren cast spectral shadows in Paris
Inaugurating Kamel Mennour’s fifth gallery space, designed by Pierre Yovanovitch, the French artists unveil their first joint exhibition, and it raises more questions than answers
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Not Vital appeals to our nomadic impulses in Somerset
Sculpture and architecture collide in the perennially travelling Swiss artist’s exhibition at Hauser & Wirth
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Fujiko Nakaya’s fog sculptures animate Boston’s Emerald Necklace
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‘The Flag Project’ at Rockefeller Center shares messages of hope, unity and love
For two weeks in August, the flagpoles at The Rink at Manhattan’s Rockefeller Center have been given over to local artists, both aspiring and renowned, to celebrate New York City and the qualities that have carried its people through difficult times
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Lose yourself (virtually) in the hypnotic art of Jeremy Shaw
With concurrent solo shows in Paris and London, the Canadian artist is having a moment. We lose our minds, virtually, in the complex, hypnotic art of Jeremy Shaw
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Olafur Eliasson’s ‘Ice Watch’ confronts Londoners with the realities of climate change
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Beach house: Katharina Grosse creates a seafront installation at NY’s Fort Tilden
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Taloi Havini’s first sonic work dunks the listener in an ocean of sound
At Ocean Space in Venice, Papua New Guinea-born artist Taloi Havini explores ecological conservation and the indigenous history of Oceania in her first sound work, coinciding with the 2021 Venice Architecture Biennale
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Studio Job addresses the power of money in new Luxembourg installation
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Bjarne Melgaard sets up shop in New York with a dystopian department store
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Joana Vasconcelos thinks big for Jupiter Artland’s tenth birthday
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Katharina Grosse steeps Carriageworks in a cacophony of colour
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At home with artist Gabriel Rico
Even in a period of social distancing, the art world continues to turn. In our ongoing series, we go home, from home, with artists finding inspiration in isolation. Reached during his temporary seclusion among the Mexican mountains, Gabriel Rico reveals how his poetic assemblages of found objects draw on culture, philosophy and the natural order of things
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Alexander Tovborg’s glass mosaic shows Copenhagen Airport in a new light
A vast commission by the Danish artist injects a healthy dose of colour into Terminal 2’s newly revealed extension
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The last completed sculpture by Per Kirkeby takes shape in Provence
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Infinity and beyond: Ivan Navarro’s installation throws light on Masterpiece London
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Why maverick Swiss curator Klaus Littmann is growing a forest in an Austrian stadium
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How the art of Burning Man ignited a cultural movement beyond the desert
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The South Korean artist painting a Yorkshire chapel with prismatic light
We’ve taken a shine to Kimsooja’s ethereal installation at Yorkshire Sculpture Park
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Osman Yousefzada wraps Selfridges in world’s largest canvas
Artist Osman Yousefzada transforms Selfridges Birmingham’s iconic facade into a dramatic art installation confronting migration, race and labour
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Dark arts: Bill Viola retrospective marks the Guggenheim Bilbao’s 20th anniversary
