The Cuban-born painter, who rubbed shoulders with Picasso, André Breton and Aimé Césaire, finally gets a US retrospective worthy of his singular talent
Though best known for her moveable sculptures and performance pieces, the Brazilian artist covered a lot of artistic ground
With the movement’s centenary now in the rearview mirror, the Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen explores how contemporary artists are keeping Surrealism current
The painter is closely associated with Cookham in Berkshire, but the Suffolk towns of Wangford and Southwold made a major impression on his art
The Guggenheim displays some 60 paintings by the German Expressionist, along with snapshots she took on her travels in the United States
The Museum of Fine Arts in Boston presents some 50 rarely glimpsed paintings of rivers, seas, forests and mountains by the American realist
The painter was a product of the Enlightenment, which might explain why he had such a knack for illuminating a subject
The Louvre is flexing its muscles by displaying the drawings that led to frescoes for one of the great Renaissance ceilings
Mukherjee’s pioneering textile sculptures were key to the development of modernist art in India
The artist’s enigmatic assemblages of found objects go on show in Wiesbaden alongside lesser-known collages
The 18th-century sculptor’s enigmatic depictions of facial expressions go on show alongside his royal commissions and works by his peers
One of the fathers of the Impressionist movement gets his first major US exhibition in almost half a century
The elegant geometric forms that were all the rage in the interwar period found their way into architecture, fashion and design
A remarkable private collection of modern art goes on display at the Alte Nationalgalerie, alongside a number of contemporary works acquired by the founder’s descendants
The painter was ahead of his time in more ways than one, as this show at the Walker Art Gallery in Liverpool makes clear
The Barnes Foundation demonstrates why the artist’s decision to ditch his job as a taxman for painting was the best choice he ever made
When it came to capturing the scattering of light, the Impressionist was just as skilled with ink on paper as he was with oil on canvas
This major retrospective at the Fondation Louis Vuitton covers the full sweep of the artist’s six-decade career
The Rijksmuseum brings early modern domesticity to life, and provides a fresh look at an extraordinary doll’s house
The Louvre makes the case for why labelling the painter ‘neoclassical’ does him a disservice
The Legion of Honor explores how the two Impressionists inspired and influenced each other in painting style and subject matter over 15 years
The artist’s colourful but ambivalent paintings of the artefacts of American consumerism go on display at the Courtauld
This show at Tate Modern gives a sense of the breadth of art made in Nigeria in the decades before and after independence
Copies and fake versions of medieval art were big business in the 19th century, as this show in Paris demonstrates
