Stranger in a Strange Land: A Rashid Johnson Show Resonates in Rural England
May 27–September 10, at Hauser & Wirth, Somerset
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Ways of Seeing: Using Virtual Reality, Mat Collishaw Shuttles Elegantly Between the Past and Future of Photography
Somerset House, London, May 18–June 11; Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery, Birmingham, England, June 24–August 6
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In London, Anne Imhof Talks About Her Kicking, Screaming Venice Biennale Hit ‘Faust’
"Everyone who's performing [is] themselves," Imhof said.
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Headless Statues and Fur-Trimmed Gauntlets: Mamma Andersson’s New Woodcuts Tell Time
Through May 27, Stephen Friedman Gallery in London
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‘Geometry of Now’: A Moscow Power Station Generates a Sound-and-Art Festival
Thousands of people descended on a derelict power station in Moscow for a historic festival of experimental music and art in late February, before work began on transforming the iconic pre-Soviet…
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The Art of Renewable Youth: The Iconoclastic Roger Hiorns Wants to Make Work That Slips Through the Problem of Time
Pulverized altar stones, naked youths, jet engines filled with anti-depressants—these are just some of the exhibits in a powerful new survey of mid-career British artist Roger Hiorns at Ikon Gallery…
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Down and Out and Back Again: Richard Billingham’s Photographic Past Takes on New Life
Richard Billingham's blisteringly honest photos of his alcoholic dad and his mountainous, tattooed mom—Ray and Liz, as they have come to be intimately known—were the toast of Charles Saatchi's…
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Bird Droppings, Opera, and Reading Gaol: Museum and Gallery Shows in London During Frieze
On Wilfredo Lam at Tate Modern, James Richards at Institute of Contemporary Art in London, Paula Rego at Marlborough Fine Art, and much more
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‘It’s a Corrupt System and It’s Becoming More Corrupt’: The Guerrilla Girls Arrive at the Whitechapel Gallery in London
New show examines bias and discrimination in European museums
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Switched On: Tate Modern Unveils Its Towering Extension, Aiming to Expand Its Mission and Rewrite Art History
Tate Modern on Tuesday unveiled to the press its hotly anticipated £260 million ($375 million) expansion, the most significant new cultural building in Britain since the landmark opening in 2000 of…
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