Modern technology and ancient sculpture meet to uncover the art of ancient polychromy in the Greek and Roman galleries at the Met

The Albertina Museum presents the impressive and diverse work of Tony Cragg in the form of more than 20 of his sculptures

The National Museum of Scotland looks back on more 500 years of medical history to determine the effect of anatomical study on society

A group exhibition at the Hayward in London exploring the many faces of Afrofuturism

The palatial Reggio di Caserta in the south of Italy explores the history of its gardens through more than 200 paintings, sculptures and objets d’art

The Denver Art Museum reveals another side to the modernist painter through her photographs

The Rijksmuseum looks at the transformations the traditional art form underwent in the 20th century

The South London Gallery brings together works by 14 artists to reflect on the end of the world

The Hessel Museum takes a look at Dara Birnbaum’s long-standing fascination with popular culture

Early sketches and paintings from the artist’s time in the city are on show at the Kunsthistorisches Museum

The Getty Center in Los Angeles explores how the Middle Ages have influenced everything from Harry Potter to Game of Thrones

The Clark Art Institute explores how the French sculptor’s reception among American collectors and critics has shifted over the decades

The Belvedere pays homage to the German-Austrian painter with a knack for capturing sunlight over the mountains of southern Italy

The Courtauld shines a light on the work of draughtsmen who helped to transform the 16th century Flemish print trade

The artist’s five-screen installation explores the legacy of Albert C. Barnes to mark the centenary of the Barnes Foundation in Philadelphia

The Yorkshire Sculpture Park presents the local artist’s depictions of everything from her back garden to the Whitby coastline

The Kunstmuseum Basel explores the modernist’s long-standing obsession with the Old Master

The Met presents a look at the evolution of the kimono from the late Edo period through to the early 20th century

The artist presents two works inspired by the sites and collections of the Getty Center in Los Angeles

This show in Madrid highlights the Spanish artist’s long-standing interest in the relationship between image and text

The Fondation Beyeler reveals Mondrian’s fondness for windmills, dunes and seascapes in its survey marking the 150th anniversary of the artist’s birth