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Life-affirming photographs of dogs and their dykes

Longer days and a load of openings. It’s almost June. And this month’s shows will give you plenty to think about while you’re basking in the sun (or rain, depending on where you are in the world). From Adam Rouhana’s portrayal of Palestinian life at London’s TJ Boulting and Lyle Ashton Harris’s powerful exploration of race and gender at NYC’s Queens Museum, to Simone Leigh’s deep dive into Black femme subjectivity at LA’s LACMA and CAAM and the radical global modernism of mumok’s avant-garde sho…

Longer days and a load of openings. It’s almost June. And this month’s shows will give you plenty to think about while you’re basking in the sun (or rain, depending on where you are in the world). From Adam Rouhana’s portrayal of Palestinian life at London’s TJ Boulting and Lyle Ashton Harris’s powerful exploration of race and gender at NYC’s Queens Museum, to Simone Leigh’s deep dive into Black femme subjectivity at LA’s LACMA and CAAM and the radical global modernism of mumok’s avant-garde sho…

May’s shows serve as a reminder of a world in flux. Across continents, artists grapple with the complexities of identity, solidarity, and resistance, weaving together forgotten histories and collective memories. In London, Mexican artist Fabian Ramírez ignites a dialogue between Christian iconography and Indigenous cultures, challenging colonial narratives through encaustic paintings. In New York, Arthur Jafa examines the nuances of Black existence by combining the personal, political and indust…

A tension is shimmering under the surface of this month’s show list. From feminist activism and protest at the South London Gallery to a touring exhibition by the Hayward Gallery examining working-class photographers and their communities after the fall of communism in Europe. Elsewhere, there’s a refusal to be defined by oppression, as we see in Languid Hand’s curated film programme from the Black diaspora or overlooked, such as Dulwich Picture Gallery’s Soulscapes, which aims to expand the gen…

Telling portraits of young men trapped inside a Spanish detention centre

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Rounding out a great year of art shows are… even more great art shows! The art world has really been gifting us all of 2023, and December’s list isn’t letting up. From celebrating Charlie Ahearn’s iconic film, Wild Style in NYC to surrealism and witchcraft in London, and love and intimacy in Chicago, there’s something under this tree for everyone. See you in 2024!

Art shows to leave the house for in November 2023

Art shows to leave the house for in November 2023

Pinkerton’s a-ha moment came when she took an alternative processes workshop hosted by the school’s fine art department. “I was always going to the fine art department after that,” she laughs. “(A cyanotype is) very painterly, it makes me feel more connected as an artist. It’s like putting some ingrained stamp of myself on it. Maybe, subconsciously, it’s self-preservation.” The works in Hard Food are framed in mahogany, a solid and stable material marked for its beauty and durability. Historical…

The photographer using her iPhone to create alternate worlds

From Yayoi Kusama’s spotted paradise, to the streets of Peckam’s ‘Little Lagos’, we round up some of the most captivating exhibitions to see this month

Art shows to leave the house for in May 2023

From top-secret government cables to Parisian youth culture, double-ended dildos and ‘ecstatic’ forms... we take a look at some of the most exciting art shows and events to see this month