Taking Positions, the first solo show for Lynne Marsh at Tintype, presents a set of three performance-based video sculptures.

In the MATRIX 271 exhibition at BAMPFA, Christina Quarles tussles with culturally prescribed identities and probes those margins where meaning remains unfixed

PAMM's exhibition examines the paintings of Miami-based artist Lynne Golob Gelfman in relation to the Modernist tradition of the grid.

The 2018 Ars Electronica Festival is underway in Linz, Austria with the theme of 'Error' this year. At what point does an error become a mistake, a fail and what makes it the celebrated source of unprecedented ideas and inventions?

Beehave examines human behaviour and our role within society, alonside that of the humble honey bee, featuring a large group of invited artists at Switzerland's Kunsthaus Baselland.

Perrotin Seoul presents the first solo exhibition in South Korea of Otani Workshop - the artist name of Shigeru Otani, who represents an exciting new wave of ceramic artists from Japan

S.M.A.K. is taking an extensive look at the artistic career of Chinese artist Zhang Peili in its new exhibition, aiming to show how he has evolved from avant-garde painting to experiments with video and digital media.

Time After Time examines the long-term value of what are often initially conceived as temporary or transient works, helping to link the original John Hansard Gallery location with its new city centre home

The award-winning video and installation artist Neïl Beloufa transforms the SCHIRN into his own stage, creating walk­able sculp­tural instal­la­tions that are freely accessible to the public

The New Museum presents Sarah Lucas: Au Naturel - the first American survey of the work of the British artist Sarah Lucas.