Exhibition Reviews

From a Joan Brown retrospective to an exhibition of Julien Bismuth, here are the best shows to see in the US right now

At Camden Art Centre, the artist’s first solo UK institutional show is imbued with latent dread

At Museo Tamayo, Mexico City, the artist reconfigures objects to bring our attention to what remains of their original forms

From Débora Delmar’s sculptures critiquing gentrification to Deli Gallery’s inaugural show at their new location, these are the must-see shows in CDMX

At VI, VII, Oslo, the artist merges a young influencer with the clinicians of a luxury Swiss treatment facility

A show at Diez Gallery, Amsterdam, unites work by four artists around ideas of materiality and texture

From an exhibition of Hugo Crosthwaite at Luis De Jesus, Los Angeles, to a survey of Deana Lawson at the High Museum of Art, Atlanta, here are the best shows to see across the US right now

The most thorough exhibition of the artist’s work in two decades showcases her iconoclastic, diaristic style

At Neue Berliner Kunstverein, the late artist’s installations read as premonitions of visual culture today

The artist draws on the concept of the ‘matrix’ to reimagine the role of the individual in a time of media saturation

The artist’s oversized flowers at Stephen Friedman Gallery, London, address ideas of inheritance and nurture 

From Elizabeth Price’s exploration of Glaswegian carpets at the Hunterian Art Gallery to Ayo Akingbade’s solo show at Chisenhale Gallery, London

At Luis De Jesus, Los Angeles, the artist displays figurines, paintings and animations that draw on the physical, psychological and cultural landscapes of borderlands

Cleverly combining digital models, existing artworks, new commissions and archival material, the group exhibition at ZKM, Karlsruhe, recreates two historic shows

At de boer gallery, Los Angeles, the artist plumbs personal documentation and film to create photorealistic paintings that destabilize truthhood

An exhibition at Dundee Contemporary Arts interrogates the relationship between memory, experience and preservation 

From an exhibition dedicated to underground filmmaker Bruce Baillie to a group show addressing the absence of Roma visual culture in European art history

At Kunstmuseum Luzern, the Israeli artist draws on the Jewish tradition of storytelling to disconcerting effect

A retrospective sheds light on the ’85 New Wave movement and the shaping of art between the conservatism of past and present

At Brighton CCA, the artist’s latest participatory installation invites audiences to comb for gold in tonnes of stones transported from the nearby coast