Pedro Reyes announces the world premiere of ‘Manufacturing Mischief’ at The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), featuring puppet characters based on Noam Chomsky, Karl Marx, Ayn Rand, Elon Musk and "Tiny Trump."
'They Are Waiting for You', previously on view at the Walker Art Center, opens 27 April and features videos, installations, paintings and tapestries
The Swedish University, which first showed 'Vertigo Sea' following its premiere at the Venice Biennale in 2015, showcases its sequel 'Purple' in new exhibition, opening 13 April 2018
Abramović's critically acclaimed exhibition travels to Bundeskunsthalle from 20 April until 12 August 2018
The second episode in our new podcast series focuses on the sound work and collaborative music endeavours of Laure Prouvost
Picasso, Hockney, Richter, Warhol – Jankowski uses work by these iconic artists and others as inspiration for his latest exhibition 'Neue Malerei' at Grisebach, Berlin
Louisiana Channel's interview with Dan Graham provides unique insight into how the iconic optical, distorted pavilions by the award-winning artist mirror his troubled childhood and early experience with mental illness
Unveiled on the full moon of 29 April, this large-scale installation is inspired by ancient megaliths and will on view in the high desert grasslands of Texas for the next 5 years
'Precarity' was co-commissioned for the 2017 edition of Prospect.4 New Orleans and explores the city through the remarkable life and times of jazz music founder Buddy Bolden
Published on the occasion of the artist's exhibition at Lisson New York, the hardcover book features an essay by Alex Bacon and illustrated chronology
Created in collaboration with Acute Art, the artists' new artworks will debut during Art Basel in Hong Kong 2018
The artist will present a project created in collaboration with children from a local primary school, alongside a series of public programming
Titled 'Social Facts' and curated by Barbara Casavecchia, the exhibition runs from 24 March until 24 June 2018
Conceived by the artist especially for the museum's new exhibition halls, the show includes over 48 works from Opie's London studio as well as three large-scale, site-specific installations.
Reyes discusses the modest task of exploring sculpture through the millennia, Mexican politics and his multiple sources of inspiration in a Q&A with Amah-Rose McKnight-Abrams
The artist's open letter detailing the use of an image of his work 'Cloud Gate', installed in Millennium Park in Chicago, for an advertisement by the National Rifle Association (NRA)
Performances of Relatives will be held from 23–24 March, with artist and long-time collaborator Constance DeJong
Opening on 21 March at the Museo de Arte Moderno in Medellín, Colombia, the exhibition features three major works by the Puerto Rican artist duo
To mark the closing of his exhibition with Public Art Fund, the artist will host a free giveaway of the young Redwoods featured in the exhibition
Lee Ufan in conversation with Serpentine Galleries Artistic Director, Hans Ulrich Obrist at the Korean Cultural Centre UK
Look out for a post on the artist's Instagram page on 2 March, where the first 100 users to comment can receive a signed print from his latest show
An overview of the artist's plan for the Crossrail Art Programme commission at Paddington Station is on view from 13 March
The limited edition book is a belated sequel to Bertolt Brecht's 1955 publication of the same name
The award, presented during Art Basel in Hong Kong, honours artists and arts professionals for their significant contributions to the arts
Both artists exhibit recent work on Cockatoo Island in this year's edition, titled 'SUPERPOSITION: Equilibrium and Engagement'
The artist's painting robot creates a new landscape painting for 'The Sleeper Awakes', an exhibition reflecting on freedom and anxiety decades after Mao's China
'Speak' (1962) will be screened at the New York museum from 14 March as part of 'Point Counterpoint: Avant-Garde Film Scores, 1955–1973'
Opening 3 March, the artist's three-channel video will be paired with J.M.W. Turner's painting, 'The Deluge' to highlight San Francisco's maritime history
On view through 6 May, 'Playtime' is the first major thematic exhibition to survey the rapidly evolving role of play in contemporary art and culture
The exhibition opens on 20 February at the Thyssen-Bornemisza National Museum, presented in collaboration with TBA21
On view through 13 May at Nikolaj Kunsthal, the installation includes new work made specifically for the building's Gothic architecture
Featuring a recent body of works that focus on the issue of energy, from 16 February – 30 May 2018
The exhibition at Ernst Barlach House, which includes more than 60 works created between 1927–1977, runs from 11 February until 3 June 2018
Beginning 21 February, 'Moon Dust (Apollo 17)' will illuminate the museum's Fox Court for the next seven years
Their work will be featured in a group exhibition 'Actions. The image of the world can be different' from 10 February until 6 May
The exhibition features works produced between 2005 and 2018 and includes a number of performances that will run throughout its duration
The installation, whose structure corresponds to the chapters of the King James version of the Bible, links conflict in the holy book with that of the present day
The group of nine artworks draw inspiration from a wide range of tiling—from the tessellations of Alhambra to mislaid tile in the bathroom of the artist's parents' home
In collaboration with carlier | gebauer and Galerie Nathalie Obadia, Lisson will present the artist's film from 8 - 11 February at Booth P01
A sculptural commission by artist Lee Ufan will be installed outside the Serpentine Gallery in Kensington Gardens on 6 February 2018
Le Brun's first exhibition with the gallery, featuring a new series of large-scale abstractions created over the past two years, will open in London in July 2018
The exhibition seeks to reassert the potential of art as a poetic, social and political force in the world, opening on 10 February 2018
The fourth edition of DAS, curated by Diana Campbell Betancourt, Artistic Director of the Samdani Art Foundation, will be held from 2 – 10 February
Titled 'Art in the Age of the Internet, 1989 to Today', the exhibition opens at ICA Boston on 7 February
The group exhibition inspects the development of art in the post-Romantic era, on view from 20 January until 8 April
The performance will debut at the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis on the 9th and 10th of February, with Sam Belinfante and Pierre Drouler
The exhibition in Istanbul focuses on Ai Weiwei's wide-ranging practice in the medium of porcelain, now closing on 11 March
The artist recently created a 60-metre-long wall painting in mud for our 50th anniversary show, ‘Everything at Once’, and will present a solo exhibition of new work in London in May 2018.
'Art and Space' is on view through April 2018 and provides perspectives from contemporary artists on the different ways a work of art “takes over the space” and the space “traverses the work of art"
Our galleries in London and New York will close at 1.30pm on Friday 22 December 2017 and will reopen on Wednesday 3 January 2018
This 'think tank for the art world' takes place at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Barcelona from 22-23 January
The artist's first feature-length film, which debuted in the UK this December, is among 15 contenders for Best Documentary at the 2018 Oscars
The Lisson Gallery and The Vinyl Factory's collaboration ends with a record number of visitors for the space and a commemorative catalogue
The artists will discuss their practice and their works presented in the museum's current exhibition: 'Latin American Artists in the Marciano Collection' on 15 December at 6.30pm
All funds raised will help support Help Refugees UK life-saving work and provide refugees on the front lines of this crisis with vital supplies for the cold winter months
The artist has left the gallery space empty of materials and covered the walls of the institution in monumental images presenting diverse exhibition views that span several years
The Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami will open its new permanent home in December with a major group exhibition exploring the significance of the artist’s studio, from the post-war period to the present day
'Trance' is designed specifically for the park's 160-speaker surround sound system and will be presented at 7pm each night of Art Basel's film program in SoundScape Park, 7-9 December
'A Cloud Index', a 120 metre-long glazed glass canopy, has been commissioned for the new Elizabeth line station in London as part of the Crossrail Art Programme
Drawing from the Whitney Museum of American Art's exhibition in 2016, the K20 presentation is the largest survey of Herrera's work to date, featuring paintings, works on paper and sculptures produced between 1947 and 2017
Debuting at various cinemas across London, Weiwei's documentary elucidates both the staggering scale of the refugee crisis and its profoundly personal human impact
Coinciding with the opening of the ICA's new building, and with Art Basel Miami Beach 2017, the artists' latest sculpture elucidates Puerto Rico's economic troubles
On 25 November, the artists discuss Graham's practice on the occasion of the opening of his exhibition 'That's Not Me' at the museum, and in coordination with Dublin Gallery Weekend
Titled after the artist duo's latest claymation film ‘Dark Side of the Moon’, the exhibition opens in Norway on 17 November and continues until 18 March
Held on the occasion of Gerard Byrne's exhibition 'In Our Time' (3 November – 22 December 2017), the artist and Jens Hoffmann, curator and writer based in New York, discuss the film and Byrne's process.
Including contributions by Marina Abramović, Ai Weiwei, Broomberg & Chanarin, Christian Jankowski, Jonathan Monk, Joyce Pensato, Richard Wentworth, Stanley Whitney and more
In celebration of its 30th anniversary, the Musée d’Art Moderne et Contemporain de Saint-Étienne presents Kapoor's monumental installation alongside a number of new works shown for the first time in France
From 24 October 2017 until 12 January 2018, the retrospective marks the second time the artist has shown work in Iran
The video documents the artist's studio practice and process behind her latest works, presented as part of her first exhibition at Lisson Gallery New York (3 November – 22 December 2017)
Opening to the public on 18 November, the city-wide triennial of contemporary art will feature Akomfrah's latest multi-channel video installation honouring the jazz singer Buddy Bolden
Anish Kapoor’s latest stainless steel commission was unveiled at MAST Foundation in Bologna as part of the centre’s exhibition ‘Anish Kapoor: Places of Origin Monuments for the 21st Century’
'WALKING LOGIC' at Galéria HIT in Bratislava debuts an installation comprised of custom-made walking sticks made in collaboration with local craftsman
Awarded by the Spanish Ministry of Education, Sport and Culture, the award recognises the "intensity of her work which explores the complex relationship between the illusionist space of painting and physical presence of sculpture.”
On the occasion of his exhibition at Lisson Gallery New York, the artist and Jens Hoffmann discuss his work and influences
In 'Julian Opie after Van Dyck' one of Britain’s foremost contemporary artists has been invited to present his work in dialogue with Van Dyck's self-portrait (c.1640)
Join Lisson Gallery on 12 October at 6.30pm for a screening of Leon Polk Smith: Full Circle at The New School's Kellen Auditorium
A solo exhibition by the Turner Prize winning artist opens 12 October in Minneapolis, featuring new work and a special theatrical performance commissioned by the museum
The work is featured at Centre de Création Contemporaine Olivier Debré (CCC OD), in collaboration with the Château de Montsoreau - Museum of Contemporary Art, until February 2018
Beginning 5 October, dancers from Studio Wayne McGregor will take part in a three-day residency at Zabludowicz Collection, as part of the solo exhibition 'Haroon Mirza / HRM199: For A Partnership Society'
Opening on 29 October, the exhibition follows Deacon's receipt of The Ernst Franz Vogelmann Prize for Sculpture 2017 earlier this year
In collaboration with APPARATA, the work lays the foundations on which a heavily prescribed gallery space can become a social sphere but also highlights the point at which a city becomes a communal environment
Coinciding with the launch of his new commission 'Purple' at the Barbican, Akomfrah exhibits new and recent work at the Deutsche Bank Wealth Management Lounge during Frieze London (5 – 8 October)
The exhibition, on view through 21 January 2018, brings together over 80 works representing urban and rural sights, sounds and environments, and the people found within them
Titled 'No-Drama Mama', and continuing the themes established in her solo exhibition in London earlier this year, the presentation will feature one large-scale painting and four works on paper
The proposal, created with Sophie Walker Studio, features a grove of cypress tress and a national monument composed of an abstracted form in the shape of a meteorite
Lisson Gallery supports aid efforts in Puerto Rico, which has been devastated by Hurricane Maria, and encourages those who are able to donate to relief efforts at mariafund.org
Opie's 'Statue of Shahnoza' is part of a group exhibition exploring the subversion of the quotidian and the transgression of boundaries between public and private spheres. Provoust will perform on 3 October
French conceptual artist Daniel Buren discusses his latest exhibition at Lisson Gallery London, 'PILE UP: High Reliefs. Situated Works' (22 September – 11 November 2017)
The book, titled 'ARTIST | WORK | LISSON', features an A-to-Z of every artist who has had a solo exhibition at the gallery over the last 50 years
In honour of the museum's twenty-fifth anniversary, the artist created a monumental new stainless steel work, installed in a water garden designed for it by landscape architect Sophie Walker
For its next iteration, 'Lisson Presents...' takes to the digital realm for 'ON AIR', a new series of podcasts available from September 2017
From 9 September – 17 November 2017, the exhibition marks the culmination of the Kunstaele's examination of artistic practices dedicated to epistemological and performative aspects of art
Mirza reimagines two major works in celebration of the Collection's tenth anniversary, opening on 28 September 2017
Titled 'Greatest Hits', this comprehensive exhibition offers a complete overview of the Graham's practice and features over twenty new, recent and historical pieces
Work by the French multi-media artist will be included in the gallery's 50th anniversary exhibition 'EVERYTHING AT ONCE", staged in partnership with The Vinyl Factory
"Good Fences Make Good Neighbors", an exhibition with the Public Art Fund, will include 300+ sites in all five boroughs
Voigt debuts her final chapter of 'Song of the Earth', while Lee Ufan responds to the architecture of La Tourette
Opening on 23 October in London, 'Age of Terror: Art Since 9/11' features work by Ai Weiwei, Cory Arcangel and Santiago Sierra
Birmingham's biggest arts festival presents Oursler's multimedia installation from 22–23 September
Held on the occasion of Lisson Gallery London's summer exhibition 'A still life by Chardin', Maxwell Graham and Chris McCormack discuss the influence of the 18th-Century French painter on contemporary artists
To celebrate World Humanitarian Day, Ai Weiwei debuts the first trailer from his forthcoming documentary on the global refugee crisis
In this new presentation, Richard Deacon (RA) has selected a wide variety of sculptures from the Royal Academy Collection, ranging from the 18th to the 21st centuries
Opening in Paris on 8 September, the exhibition features a new series of photographs collected at Maison Alaïa
The sixth iteration of the exhibition, which carries the theme of 'Islands, Constellations and Galapagos', features work by Ai Weiwei, Broomberg & Chanarin, Christian Jankowski and Wael Shawky
The artists' new 12 minute film The Bureaucracy of Angels launches at Kings Cross Station in September 2017
Houshiary will be celebrated at the annual dinner in November alongside thirty other female artists who span over three generations and many different movements
The electronic musician responds to Jorinde Voigt's recent exhibition 'Both Sides Now'
The six-channel video installation addresses climate change and its effects on human communities, biodiversity and the wilderness
'Ai Weiwei: Drifting' was produced by Deutshe Welle, who followed the artist for a year profiling his work with refugees and his art work reflecting the global crisis
The institution announced it will expand its focus to Asian Art, acquiring key works by the artist, to be on view at Dia:Beacon in Spring 2018
Through the program Publicolor, at-risk students at M.S. 244 create the mural based on a work of the artist's in MoMA's collection
The artist has created a specialised technical system that will transmit an electrical current through speakers and light-emitting diodes (LEDs)
The art historian discusses the correspondence between Colmer and Hanne Darboven and the artworks that came out of these letters, on view at Dia's Chelsea location
The New York galleries' summer hours, effective 30 June through 1 September, are Monday to Friday, 10am to 6pm
'Before the Event/After the Fact: Contemporary Perspectives on War' offers a wide-ranging examination of the representation of war in contemporary photo-based practice
Charlie Fox reviews Pensato's recent London exhibition of new paintings for Frieze magazine
On the occasion of Lisson Gallery London's summer exhibition, 'A still life by Chardin', Maxwell Graham and Chris McCormack discuss the influence of the French 18th-Century painter on contemporary artists
The permanent artwork, commissioned by Art on the Underground, will be visible to visitors from May 2017
'Perfectly Concocted Context by Jonathan Monk' brings together three generations of artists within the frame of Monk’s studio
Featuring the East Coast debut of the monumental installation Trace, which portrays activists and free speech advocates from around the world
With an all-female line-up of exceptional artists, the exhibition marks the 15th outdoor sculpture exhibition in the grounds of Jesus College
'Asymmetrical Response', the first collaboration in an exhibition format by Arcangel and Lialina, on view in Spain through December 2017
The artist discusses his process and the new paintings he created for his first exhibition at Lisson Gallery New York, on view 23 June through 11 August
Works by the artists are included in the annual Summer Exhibition, the world's largest open submission contemporary art show, on view 13 June through 20 August 2017
In celebration of the gallery's 50th anniversary, Lisson's past, present and future will be condensed into a major off-site show, ‘EVERYTHING AT ONCE’, opening October 2017
The gallery will present a solo exhibition of works from the 1960s and early 1970s in September in New York
The City of London's annual public art programme, set amongst iconic architectural landmarks, features work by Daniel Buren and Ryan Gander
The live performance, part of DRAF’s Spring 17 season looking at the intersections between music, sound and art, takes place on 22 June
The work will explore the city of New Orleans through the remarkable life and times of Buddy Bolden, the musician credited as the founder of jazz
The new video installation – complete with a radio control booth from another era – will premiere at the 5th edition of Skulptur Projekte, opening 10 June
The Graduate Center will award the degree for Shawky's commitment to the arts at its Fifty-Third Commencement Exercises on Friday 2 June in New York
Hansel and Gretel fills the Armory's Wade Thompson Drill Hall and extends into the first floor of the Head House, creating a world permeated by modern-day surveillance
The artist's recent sculptures, Forever Bicycles (2014) and Iron Tree Trunk (2015), are installed as part of the Texas institution's Museum Without Walls program
Shawky translates the classic French verse 'La Chanson de Roland' into Arabic for a large musical and theatrical installation
Following an East to West path, the durational performance will begin in Tel Aviv, traveling to Vienna, then London, concluding in Buenos Aires during the Performance Biennale
'Tony Oursler: L7-L5 / Imponderable' opens 27 May at Caixa Forum, bringing together two of the artist's most significant works
The artist was inducted to the prestigious institution this year, and his work is included in a special exhibition, on view through 11 June in New York
'Some Time' celebrates Deacon's role as 'fabricator' and features over 30 smaller and large-scale works
'Works That are Fun for the Family' at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Zagreb runs from 20 May until 30 August 2017
The artist discusses her first exhibition at Lisson Gallery New York with the novelist and critic
The acoustic properties of a former submarine shelter – at LiFE, Le Grand Café - Centre of Contemporary Art in Saint-Nazaire, France – used to create the artist's latest work
The artist collaborates with the illustrious organization to create two new portfolios of prints, Verde y Amarillo and Verde y Negro
The exhibition, highlighting artists whose work relies on the notion of belief, includes Ceal Floyer, Ryan Gander, Christian Jankowski and Jonathan Monk
Featuring videos and photographs from the artist's 'The Kitchen' series, the exhibition opens 13 May and continues until 30 September
Installed as part of Public Art Fund's 40th Anniversary celebrations, this is the first time the iconic installation will be on view in North America
Major exhibition, including specially commissioned works for the landscape of Houghton in Norfolk, opens 30 April 2017
'These wings aren't for flying' features new works by Gander, shown alongside works from the museum's Collection which have been curated by the artist
Works by the artist will be on view in the 'Pavilion of Artists and Books' from 13 May to 26 November 2017
To celebrate her first exhibition at Lisson Gallery New York, Susan Hiller talks with novelist and critic Lynne Tillman about her show, Paraconceptual
The expansive work, created from 1976 to 1982, serves as a record of years’ worth of Conrad’s experimentation with the piano
Filmed in February 2017 on location in Vancouver, the film profiles the artist in his final planning stages of the exhibition, 'That's Not Me'
The exhibition opens in Athens on 8 April, followed by a presentation in Kassel, Germany this June
Installation, photography, video and performance included in Sierra's first retrospective in Italy, titled 'MEA CULPA'
First opened on 4 April 1967 by Nicholas Logsdail, the gallery celebrates its 50th anniversary with the launch of a major publication
The artist duo speaks to The Vinyl Factory about working together and their new exhibition 'Who am I to Judge, or, It Must be Something Delicious' at Lisson Gallery London
Anish Kapoor discusses his new exhibition in London, featuring new sculptures and works on paper
Entitled The Western Mystery, the work channels the changing light of Pacific Northwest sunsets through the use of 90 multi-coloured glass panels suspended from the ceiling
The artist's installation will transform the wire security fence into a powerful social and artistic symbol, highlighting the role of fences in dividing people and delineating borders
The studio and home of John Latham will reopen with a new exhibition, 'Living Sculpture'
The artist on his inspiration and working process for his current exhibition at Lisson Gallery New York, on view through 15 April
Opie discuss his ambitious exhibition at Fosun Foundation in Shanghai, opening on 28 March 2017
'Law of Journey', a 70-metre inflatable lifeboat suspended from the museum's ceiling, continues the artist's investigation into the European refugee crisis
A new and twisted vision of Nordic nature is presented in Irish artist Gerard Byrne’s new film, shot at the Biological Museum in Stockholm
Logsdail founded Lisson Gallery in 1967, and has championed the careers of artists who have transformed the way art is made and presented
The long-term installation was commissioned and designed in conjunction with MASS MoCA’s Phase III expansion.
An overview of the Canadian's work takes place simultaneously at BALTIC, Gateshead and Canada House, London
This major exhibition encompasses all strands of the conceptual artist's practice, from 2 March – 21 May 2017
The biggest UK exhibition to date by leading sculptor Tony Cragg opens in Yorkshire on 4 March and continues until 3 September
Richard Deacon: What You See Is What You Get, opening 25 March, features over 40 works from the 1980s until present
The exhibition in Germany, opening on 5 March, provides an overview of Martin's work from the past two decades
A special exhibition of art, architecture, books, and manuscripts by new members and recipients of past awards will be on view in May 2017 in New York
The artist is the recipient of the annual award, which will be presented in August
Opie presents over 50 works in his first solo exhibition in China at the Foundation's new building located in the Bund Financial Center (BFC)
For his first solo exhibition with Lisson Gallery New York and to launch a second space in the city, British artist Haroon Mirza presents a new installation
Mirza’s Cosmos and Supernova are included in the group exhibition, on view from 10 March to 6 August 2017.
The Moroccan-French artist discusses her first solo exhibition in the UK with Lisson Gallery's Head of Exhibitions
'Human / non human / Broken / non broken' opens in Shanghai on 17 March and runs until 14 May 2017
The survey exhibition 'The Cleaner' opens in Stockholm, Sweden on 18 February and continues until 21 May
Kapoor will use his $1 million award to help alleviate the refugee crisis
'Don’t Start with the Good Old Things but the Bad New Ones' runs from 11 February until 14 May 2017
Announced on 26 January, the biennial award recognises artists who engage with the human condition, social reality and lived experience
Exhibition in Leicester, the city in which the artist was brought up, opens at The Gallery, De Montfort University on 26 January
Vancouver-based artist recognised for his contributions to Canadian contemporary art
Watch these artists discuss colour, technique and meaning in abstract art
The artist received the annual prize from The Wolf Foundation for accomplishments in the arts
Meijer Gardens and Sculpture Park in Michigan stage an exhibition by Ai Weiwei, opening 27 January
Screenings of the artist's films take place at the museum 17–25 January
The Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth presents recent paintings by Stanley Whitney, opening 21 January
Artists shortlisted for the Cardiff-based prize exhibit work in group show until 26 February
The British sculptor Richard Deacon receives the 2017 Ernst Franz Vogelmann Prize for sculpture
This marks the first collaboration of two artists who have been involved in a deeply symmetrical working relationship for nearly two decades
Lisson Gallery's founder Nicholas Logsdail and conceptual artist Ryan Gander to be honoured by the Queen with an OBE for their services to the arts
David Lang's Lifespan, commissioned by the Philadelphia Museum of Art and the Fabric Workshop for their major exhibition by Jennifer Allora and Guillermo Calzadilla, is being performed through 8 January
The Contemporary Art Gallery stages Haroon Mirza's first solo exhibition in Canada
All Lisson Gallery locations will close at 1pm on Friday 23 December
In New York in January: The last chance to see Carmen Herrera: Lines of Sight at The Whitney Museum of Art and the US theatrical premiere of THE 100 YEARS SHOW, a documentary film about Carmen Herrera by Alison Klayman
Group exhibition at the Musée d'Art moderne et contemporain and the Aubette 1928 in Strasbourg links the founding concepts of 1920s artistic and architectural avant-gardes with the works of ten contemporary artists
The exhibition at Museo d’Arte Contemporanea Roma, Kapoor's first in an Italian museum in 10 years, runs from 17 December 2016 – 17 April 2017
Watch Lisson Gallery and ArtReview Live's evening of rapid-fire talks, performances and films on Ai Weiwei's interactive sculpture Fondation
Joyce Pensato has created a new mural for the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago, and one of her paintings in featured in the exhibition, Riot Grrrls, on view at the museum through June 2017
The commission reimagines the work Houshiary created for Tate over twenty years ago and continues the museum's tradition of marking the festive period with artist commissions
Martin plus six other visual artists take on the iconic Lady Dior bag in a new series of artist-designed bags and accessories
The American artist makes his Scottish debut with an immersive outdoor sculptural experience in George Square Gardens, University of Edinburgh from 23 – 26 November
Video of Miyajima's exhibition at Museum of Contemporary Art Australia (MCA) in Sydney
The British painter discusses a new body of work that marks his return to oil
The panel discussion, with Dr. Joy Sleeman from Slade School of Fine Art, takes place on Monday 28 November at Parasol Unit in London
Over 50 works, many created especially for the exhibition, will cover two floors of the new Fosun Foundation building, located in the Bund Financial Centre in Shanghai
The Wall Street Journal interviewed Ai Weiwei ahead of his exhibitions in New York
The book launch takes place at 6.30pm on Thursday 3 November at AA Bookshop in London
The artist's 'political house of horrors' marks the confluence of two events haunting the American cultural imagination: Halloween and the 2016 presidential election
The entirety of two film trilogies by Shawky – 'Cabaret Crusades' and 'Al Araba Al Madfuna' – will be on show respectively at Castello di Rivoli and Fondazione Merz from 3 November 2016 until 5 February 2017
'Connect with Everything' presents a broad overview of the Japanese artist's work, including his recent installation 'Arrow of Time'
Mirza presents an immersive sound and light installation for ArtReview Asia's special exhibition programme curated for the Shanghai-based fair
New exhibition at the Center for Italian Modern Art (CIMA) reveals the unexplored ties between the two artists
The exhibition features a selection of works by the artist from 1993–2015 and marks her second solo museum show in the United States
On display from 13 October 2016 until 4 June 2017, Hiller's new work examines the profound power of language
Drawing inspiration from Samuel Beckett's 'Krapp’s Last Tape', Bryne's exhibition is a dramatic presentation of installation and video from the last 15 years
The acclaimed three channel film installation will be shown in Margate from 8 October 2016 until 7 January 2016
Spencer Finch creates a miniature Redwood forest in the heart of downtown Brooklyn
The British sculptor discusses his work, studio and contemporary sculpture ahead of his exhibition at Lisson Gallery London
The artist discusses his exhibition 'Night in the Museum' at Yorkshire Sculpture Park with curator and writer Francesco Manacorda
New exhibition at C/O Berlin Foundation shows photography's innate fascination with conflict and human suffering
The artist takes over the 15th-century palace from 23 September 2016 until 22 January 2017
The work is featured as part of the 2016 edition of Jing’an International Sculpture Project (JISP), from 20 September – 20 November
Artforum announces first artist to undertake the institution's new residency programme, beginning this autumn
New exhibition in Stockholm, Sweden features new works by Oursler alongside those created for his exhibition at the museum in 2002
Exhibition inspired by philosophers and great thinkers in Texas from 18 September – 18 December 2016
Voigt's artwork morphs into a musical score for a series of performances and new exhibition in Germany
Episode 8, 'Mexico City', airs on Friday 16 September at 10pm ET on PBS
Opening on 16 September, the exhibition features more than fifty works from 1948–1958
From 10 September – 23 October, Djurberg & Berg's acclaimed installation 'The Secret Garden' comes to the 21st Century Minsheng Art Museum in Shanghai
Two large-scale works created through the use of a terracotta slip will extend the length of the foundation's building at 101 Spring Street in New York this October
In Mirza's most ambitious project to date, the installation 'ããã’, which premiered at Pivô, Brazil in July this year, includes 4 channels of video and 8 channels of sound
Revealed as part of 'Datumsoria: An Exhibition of Liu Xiaodong, Carsten Nicolai and Nam June Paik' at Chronus Art Centre in Shanghai, China this September
Gander discusses recent projects with the Jewish Museum's Director of Special Exhibitions and Public Programs as part of the popular breakfast series 'AM at the JM' on Wednesday 14 September
'Suzhou Documents: Histories of a Global Hub' takes place across the city of Suzhou, China from 21 August until 20 October 2016
Works by the British sculptor go on display at Museum Folkwang in Essen, as well as the Langen Foundation and the Thomas Schütte Foundation in Neuss.
Cuenca Cathedral in Spain houses the Chinese artist's installation which reproduces scenes from his life in prison
Artworks come alive in Ryan Gander's new exhibition at Yorkshire Sculpture Park, from 16 July until 16 October
The exhibition in Istanbul includes work that focuses on the roots of signification and reflects upon the sensory universe that lies beyond human grasp
The final two instalments of the Egyptian artist's epic trilogy to be screened in Austria for the first time, from 16 July until 23 October 2016
'Daydreaming with Stanley Kubrick' features work by filmmakers, musicians and contemporary artists, including Adam Broomberg & Oliver Chanarin, Haroon Mirza and Anish Kapoor
The exhibition is the result of a two-month residency and features a site-specific installation powered by a device made by the artist
Granted by the International Sculpture Center (ISC), Cragg will be honoured in early 2017 for his exemplary contributions to the field of sculpture
First opening at Chronus Art Centre in Shanghai this September, 'Weight of Insomnia' features a new body of paintings created with the help of telematics
The artist discusses his engagement with art and technology in a recent talk in London
The Norwich chapter of the exhibition runs from 24 June until 4 September
The exhibition features an intricate ensemble of domestic interiors and settings, housed in the antechambers of Victor Horta's Centre for Fine Art at BOZAR in Brussels
The British sculptor has been made Knight Bachelor for his service to the visual arts and Anglo-German relations
Oursler's feature-length film will be on view at the Museum of Modern Art in New York from 18 June 2016 until 8 January 2017
Ai Weiwei's first exhibition in Cambridge focuses on two popular aspects of his work: cubes and trees
Artists Stanley Whitney, Varda Caivano and Fiona Rae explore the varied medium of painting on Saturday 18 June, 2-6pm
Mario Merz Prize winner Shawy premieres the final instalment of his three-part film Al Araba Al Madfuna at the Auditorium Kunsthaus in Zurich on 11 June
The British sculptor opens a new exhibition at the Centre of Polish Sculpture, his first exhibition in Poland since 1997
Biennial festival opens in Zurich Switzerland, from 11 June until 18 September 2016
The acclaimed exhibition travels to the Andy Warhol Museum in Pittsburgh, from 4 June until 28 August 2016
The artists open first major exhibition in Canada at the Art Gallery of Alberta, from 2 June until 28 August 2016
Château La Coste, in collaboration with Lisson Gallery and kamel mennour, presents an exhibition of new and recent work by Lee Ufan
Final leg of touring exhibition opens at the Faurschou Foundation in Copenhagen, Denmark
Major exhibition of work by Anish Kapoor presented at Mexico City's Museo Universitario Arte Contemporáneo (MUAC)
The American abstract painter discusses his life and work ahead of new exhibition
Coinciding with Art Basel 2016, Monk's exhibition investigates the conditions of a successful artist or exhibition
Artists including Marina Abramović, Ceal Floyer, Anish Kapoor and Richard Long respond to the archetypal phenomenon of the circle
An exhibition featuring early and recent works by Martin opens in Otterndorf, Germany
Artists' present first outdoor installation alongside debut of new film
Process behind Jorinde Voigt's complex work explored in two-person exhibition in Germany
The exhibition brings together over thirty pieces of work that trace the artist's career, alongside new artworks made specifically for the show
Through the use of coloured filters, Buren shows the Frank Gehry-designed building in a new light
Join Frieze Academy for an evening of conversation with award-winning filmmaker John Akomfrah on 12 May
The conceptual artist responds to the Museum's Collection through an exhibition of new and recent work
Together with Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster, the conversation examines the ongoing influence of Broodthaers’s work on contemporary art
The new gallery opens to the public on Tuesday 3 May with an inaugural exhibition by Carmen Herrera
Measuring 178m long and 76m high, The Slide will be the world's tallest and longest tunnel slide and one of London's most exciting new attractions
Major retrospective of the artist's work opens at the Von der Heydt-Museum in Wuppertal, Germany
The American artist discusses his exhibition 'The Opposite of Blindness'
Interview with Carmen Herrera by Ted Loos for The New York Times
Sven Anderson launches new project as part of his experimental listening framework 'Continuous Drift' in Dublin, Ireland
Artist duo receive first exhibition in the United States at the Baltimore Museum of Art in Maryland
The New York Foundation for the Arts (NYFA) honours extraordinary artists in annual benefit on 12 April 2016
Exhibition explores this pivotal period in British history, featuring work by Art & Language, Susan Hiller, John Latham and Richard Long
Exhibition marks the artist's first solo show in London since 2011
A new publication on Spencer Finch, shedding light on the artist's subject matter and inspirations, from poetry to science and philosophy, is now available from Prestel Publishing
A solo exhibition at Lisson Gallery, coinciding with a trio of museum exhibitions, examines Latham's long-standing influence on contemporary art
New film installation by acclaimed artist and filmmaker screened at STUK Kunstencentrum, Leuven, Belgium
Miyajima's light installation will be projected onto the ICC Building in Hong Kong's harbour throughout the duration of the fair
Featuring a new, light-based installation by Tatsuo Miyajima from April 2016
Inaugural edition of the Lahore Biennale in Pakistan to take place in November 2017
Artist duo present ambitious installation 'A Thief Caught in the Act' for the fair's 'Encounters' sector
First solo exhibition of UK-based artist Shirazeh Houshiary in Southeast Asia
Hosted at the Benaki Museum in Greece from 10 March - 24 April 2016
Ryan Gander's critically acclaimed touring exhibition travels to Montreal from 3 March - 22 May 2016
Sculptures and drawings presented in a major exhibition by the renowned sculptor at the State Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg, Russia
Touring exhibition opens as part of the Perth International Arts Festival, in association with the Australian Centre for Contemporary Art and the Melbourne Festival
A new film and installation summarising Buren's quest for beauty opens in Brussels
To celebrate the launch of Deacon's edition for Plinth and Ikon Gallery he talks to Gilda Williams about his recent work
Featuring new additions by Ryan Gander, Adam Broomberg & Oliver Chanarin
The artist discusses themes of migration, history and memory in a conversation with Ekow Eshun
A year long series of interlinking exhibitions and events to reflect on Modern Art Oxford’s history, featuring work by Marina Abramović, Dan Graham, John Latham, Sol LeWitt and Richard Long
The 3rd edition of the Dhaka Art Summit will be held from 5-8 February, with a solo project by Haroon Mirza
Landmark group exhibition exploring impact of computers and the internet on art, featuring work by Cory Arcangel
First exhibition in Belgium by Ryan Gander and talk with Chris Dercon
A time-lapse film of a new work being installed for the gallery's group exhibition, Line
Including new work by John Akomfrah and an exhibition curated by Ryan Gander to celebrate the collection's 70th anniversary
John Akomfrah's acclaimed video installation receives its UK premiere in Bristol
Lisson Gallery weekend talk discussing Susan Hiller's first exhibition across both spaces on Bell Street
Works by Anish Kapoor go on show in the Gallery of Honour at the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam
Major exhibition of works from the past 10 years travels to the Heydar Aliyev Center in Baku, Azerbaijan
Exhibition at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, Texas continues until 31 January 2016
Mead Gallery presents Byrne's most acclaimed photographic and film pieces alongside new work
Renowned sculptor launches new book celebrating photographic series of the same name
An exhibition exploring the influence of these exemplary artists opens at the National Gallery of Victoria in Melbourne, Australia
Marina Abramović discusses her groundbreaking work 'The Artist is Present'
The Paris Opera presents a programme of new performances, including newly commissioned work by Haroon Mirza and Wayne McGregor
A group exhibition exploring the customarily hidden or forgotten phenomenon of 'the back' opens in Milan, featuring work by Gerard Byrne
A retrospective of the artist's work featuring over 40 pieces from 1977 – 2012
Susan Hiller discusses her debut solo exhibition at Lisson Gallery
Multi-venue exhibitions tours to Aspen Art Museum for Gander's first solo museum exhibition in the United States
Voigt opens largest solo exhibition to date, featuring very early pieces alongside new works made this year
Acclaimed video installation to make its UK debut at Arnolfini in January 2016
Artists discuss exhibition at the Freud Museum with psychoanalyst and writer Grose in a one-off event on 3 November, 7pm
A remarkable trove of more than 2,500 objects collected by the American artist goes on display in Zurich, Switzerland
Haroon Mirza opens 'Circuits & Sequences' at the Nam June Paik Art Centre in Korea
The Royal Academy of Arts in London will be the UK collection point for a new international art project by Ai Weiwei
Group exhibition with works by Susan Hiller explores artists' fascination with the transmission of thought and emotion
Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation announces the shortlist for the 2016 prize, established in 1996 to recognise artists whose work is among the most innovative and influential of our time
John Akomfrah's acclaimed three-screen film installation will be shown for the first time at Bildmuseet in Umeå, Sweden since premiering at the Venice Biennale in May 2015
The Art Newspaper announces Mirza has won the prestigious award for his audio compositions that fuse sound and light
The Swedish duo open two new exhibitions at ACCA in Melbourne, Australia and ARoS in Aarhus, Denmark
The Berlin-based artist presents new and recent work in Bonn, Germany
As part of the Year of Mexico in the UK, Turner Contemporary presents 'Disarm (Mechanized)' by Mexican artist Pedro Reyes
Group exhibition inspired by Jacques Attali's book of the same name, featuring new work by Wael Shawky and Ai Weiwei
Second half of Buren’s two-part project at Museo Madre in Naples unveiled
Weiner adorns UNESCO World Heritage venue with site-specific works for the second year of the Blenheim Art Foundation
Organised every 5 years, this multi-venue exhibition showcases the best of British contemporary art
'Every piece of dust on Freud's couch' opens at the Freud Museum in London
Trailer for 'Rudiments', a new film by Adam Broomberg & Oliver Chanarin
Performed by JP Watts as part of the exhibition 'Fieldwork', until 31 October 2015
Following its premiere at Fundación Luís Seoane, 'Escombros' by Angela de la Cruz comes to Centre d'art La Panera, Spain
Artforum speaks to Allora & Calzadilla about their new work 'Puerto Rican Light (Cueva Vientos)' 2015
Lisson Gallery & STPI, Singapore present 'Collaborations', a careful selection of works by accomplished artists
Helsinki Art Museum (HAM) re-opens with an exhibition of new and recent work by Ai Weiwei
The Jewish Museum and Tolerance Centre presents Anish Kapoor's first solo exhibition in Russia
Haroon Mirza presents his first solo show in Spain under the title Emerging Paradigm
John Akomfrah has been selected for the Artes Mundi 7 Prize shortlist, to be awarded in 2017
A landmark exhibition of the Chinese artist comes to the UK in September 2015
Lisson Gallery is pleased to announce its representation of Stanley Whitney
A major solo show opens in Switzerland dedicated to Richard Deacon's sculptural works of the last decade
A major retrospective for Richard Long opens in his hometown of Bristol, looking back at 50 years of work
For one week from 3-9 August, the ICA studio plays host to Broomberg & Chanarin's dark clown for fig-2
Lisson Gallery is pleased to announce its representation of John Akomfrah
The Chinese authorities have returned Ai Weiwei's passport after 600 days
The Berlin-based artist wins the Finkenwerder Art Prize and an exhibition at the Kunsthaus Hamburg
Marina Abramovic takes on two special projects in Australia, one in Tasmania and one in Sydney
The Center for Contemporary Art Ujazdowski Castle presents Rudiments, a solo exhibition by Broomberg & Chanarin
The LUMA Foundation in Arles presents a major solo exhibition by Tony Oursler, opening as part of Rencontres Arles
Museum Tinguely hosts the most extensive museum presentation of Haroon Mirza's work to-date
Allora & Calzadilla, Haroon Mirza, Lawrence Weiner and Pedro Reyes take part in a 30-day performance programme
The artist responds publically to the recent vandlism of one of his works in Versailles
The Kunstmuseum in St Gallen presents a survey of Gerard Byrne, his first solo show in Switzerland
This summer Anish Kapoor stages six monumental works in and around the Gardens of the Palace of Versailles
Ryan Gander opens a solo exhibition, Read Only, at the Australian Centre for Contemporary Art in Melbourne
The Cuban artist Carmen Herrera celebrates her centenary this year with two displays of her work in New York and London
Europe's best endowed annual art award has been given to Lawrence Weiner in an award ceremony in Switzerland
Richard Wentworth has been commissioned to create a floor-based installation as part of Bold Tendencies, on the roof top of a disused car park
Ai Weiwei is this year's join recipient of Amnesty International's Ambassador of Conscience Award, alongside Joan Baez, awarded in Berlin on 21 May
The Egyptian artist has been awarded the inaugural Mario Merz Prize in Venice and will be honoured by an exhibtion in Turin and a new mongraph
Rashid Rana is exhibiting in 'My East is Your West', the first ever joint national exhibition at the Venice Biennale to be staged by India and Pakistan
Follwing his solo presentation in London, Lee Ufan is taking part in 'Dansaekhwa', an official collateral event at the Venice Biennale
A retrospective exhibition of paintings by the Chinese artist goes on display during the 56th Venice Biennale, curated by Jérôme Sans.
A recording of a specia evening of music provided by renowned sitar player Nishat Khan
A video of a talk between Anish Kapoor and Jonathan Jones, art critic for the Guardian
Works on paper by Art & Language, Broomberg & Chanarin, Angela de la Cruz, Richard Deacon and Anish Kapoor are included in the Drawing Room auction
Veneranda Fabbrica Del Duomo di Milano presents a major exhibition by Tony Cragg on the Duomo of Milan Terraces.
Lisson Gallery is pleased to announce its representation of Susan Hiller
SESC São Paolo presents the largest ever South American retrospective of Marina Abramovic + MAI
As part of an exhibition at Hammer Projects in Los Angeles, Pedro Reyes presents a two-day event featuring 195 delegates
The artist's first exhibition in her Spanish hometown focuses on paintings and sculptures dealing with the notions of debris and natural disasters
Richard Wentworth is one of seven curators capturing Britishness in the run-up to the General Election
Lisson Gallery First Weekend talk featuring Tony Oursler and Adrian Searle in discussion
On 19 March 2015, Richard Long will be honoured as the second Whitechapel Gallery Art Icon, following Howard Hodgkin in 2014
"My East is Your West" is a collateral event at the 56th Venice Biennale, featuring both India and Pakistan in one pavilion
Lisson Gallery First Weekend talk by Jonathan Monk, discussing his personal cache of images posted to Instagram
Wael Shawky's entire, epic Cabaret Crusades trilogy goes on display in the US for the first time, at MoMA PS1 in January
The US State Department names Pedro Reyes among the Honorees of the 2015 Medal for the Arts
The British sculptor is the latest to be offered prestigious commision to make work in the grounds and architectual surroundings of the Palace of Versailles
Broomberg & Chanarin have produced a unique performance in association with the Army Cadet Force for Tate Modern's show: Conflict, Time and Photography
All Lisson Gallery venues will be closed from 24 December-4 January, reopening on 5 January 2015
The artist has created a temporary installation in the stairwell of Victoria Backham's 36 Dover Street store
Daniel Buren in discussion with Alfred Pacquement, Joëlle Pijaudier-Cabot and Greg Hilty
The artists talk with Lisson Gallery Curatorial Director Greg Hilty about their solo show, The Gates of the Festival
An exhibition of politically charged works in San Francisco features Ai Weiwei's portraits of prisoners of conscience
The new ICA Miami is inaugurated with an ongoing project by Pedro Reyes, Sanatorium (3 December 2014 – 15 March 2015)
An exhibition of works by the late British artist is at the Triennale di Milano from 10 December 2014 – 22 February 2015
The largest American solo show to-date for Allora & Calzadilla, including new and recent work, opens in December
An exhibition from 10 October – 4 January 2015 at Marfa Contemporary debuts a major new work by Spencer Finch
Two major shows, including a projection on the Stedelijk, go on display in Amsterdam
A major new public sculpture by Ryan Gander, entitled Dad's Halo Effect, has been unveiled in East Manchester
A new performance by The Jackson Pollock Bar is now available to view online as is a conversation with Art & Language
Lisson Gallery is pleased to announce its representation of Adam Broomberg & Oliver Chanarin
Christian Jankowski will curate Manifesta 11 in 2016, the first time an artist has been awarded its stewardship
Nam June Paik Art Center is pleased to announce Haroon Mirza as winner of the 2014 Nam June Paik Art Center Prize
Lisson Gallery First Weekend talk with Sophie O'Brien and Sarah Thornton, "Marina Abramovic: Public performer and private persona"
The creation of the third installment of Cabaret Crusades, entitled The Secrets of Karbala is part of a new show in Germany at K20
A video of a discussion between Anish Kapoor and Tim Marlow at the ArcelorMittal Orbit
Lisson Gallery First Weekend talk with Georgina Adam of the FT and Ossian Ward: "Economics vs Aesthetics: art as asset, object of desire, or unfathomable thing"
Nathalie Djurberg and Hans Berg discuss the new interactive, immersive body of work featured in their debut solo exhibition at Lisson Gallery
A new film by Tate Shots visits Shirzeh Houshiary in her London studio to witness her process and discuss her work
The second of two panel discussions on the role of public art within architecture, to coincide with Genius Loci – Spirit of Place
An extensive selection from the 800 works in the Méaille Collection of Art & Language goes on display in Barcelona, 19 September – 12 April 2015
Tony Cragg's Walks of Life, made up of three monumental bronze sculptures, go display in New York, 18 September – 8 February 2015
An exciting collaboration has been announced between leading international artist Anish Kapoor and the world famous aerobatic team “The Red Arrows".
The film of a gallery conversation between Ossian Ward and Katharine Stout on the recent exhibition of Richard Long at Lisson Gallery London
The first of two panel discussions as part of Lisson Gallery's First Weekend programme of talks and events
Lisson Presents an exhibition of contemporary art relating to architecture and the public realm, produced with Berengo Studio
A major show for the French artist at BALTIC runs from 11 July – 12 October
The first major UK show for the Italian artist since 1980 includes key works and recent pieces
The Irish artist's first solo exhibition in France opens at the French regional art fund
The first solo presentation of the artists in Los Angeles is of a new performance and video
The Serpentine premieres a new durational performance lasting 64 days
'The 100 Years Show' documentary by Alison Klayman
Gallery artists in conversation, forthcoming and from the archive
The French artist has been commissioned to create a new set design for the Opera National de Paris
A new commission by Spencer Finch for the National Spetember 11 Memorial Museum
A new range of clothing and art supplies for the committed internet browser
The Rooftop Garden Commission, 'Hedge Two-Way Mirror Walkabout' reviewed
9-12 May Randall's Island Park, Manhattan, New York
15-18 May Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre
Two shows by Haroon Mirza in France include one at Le Corbusier's famous Villa Savoye
Wednesday 2 — Sunday 6 April 2014
An invited project that juxtaposes Cory Arcangel with renowned Italian artist Mario Schifano's Pop- and Postmodern-infused paintings.
Ryan Gander shows among the collection of Ernö Goldfinger at the Modernist's London home
To celebrate its China Focus, the gallery is bringing a major painting by Liu Xiaodong to New York
First Weekend talks get underway with conversation between Wael Shawky and Christian Jankowski
Tilburg's Museum De Pont opens a new show of Dan Graham's Pavilion works and beyond
A survey of the sculptor is accompanied by his curated group show 'Asbtract Drawing'
The Audemars Piguet Outstanding Contribution to Contemporary Asian Art goes to Liu Xiaodong
Museum Haus Konstruktiv and Zurich Insurance Group award British artist Haroon Mirza
16-19 January at Marina Bay Sands Convention Centre, Level 3, Room: Angsana 3A & 3B
Lisson Gallery announces its first exhibition with Brooklyn-based artist
The London-based Spanish artist talks to the Sunday Times Magazine about how she makes her work
The Korean-born artist is the latest in a prestigious line of guest artists to show in the royal palace.
4 – 7 December 2013, Miami Beach Convention Center
The Chinese authorities threaten Ai Weiwei to keep his mouth shut, but to him a life lived in silence is not a life. It is a death.
Queens Museum, New York: weekend of 23 – 24 November 2013 and then showing until 30 March 2014
VIP opening: Tues 19 November, from 7-11pm; public days, Wed 20-Thurs 21, from 3-10pm; Fri 22-Sat 23, from 2-10pm
SFMOMA in Silicon Valley Los Altos, November 09, 2013 - March 02, 2014
A presentation of gallery artists opens this week: Wednesday 23 - Friday 25 October 2013, at the Grand Palais, Paris
A major new exhibition at Fondazione Nicola Trussardi, Milan, 22 October – 24 November 2013
The artist introduces Two Cubes, One Rotated 45 Degrees, at Turner Contemporary in Margate
A new pavilion by Dan Graham, entitled Groovy Spiral, debuts at the Frieze Art Fair in London
This solo presentation of historic work by Richard Long includes monumental mud and stone works
Daily screenings of a newly-commissioned documentary about Liu Xiaodong's London residency
The artist's inaugural show in Turkey runs from 10 September – 5 January 2014 at the Sakip Sabanci Museum, Istanbul
'Santiago Sierra - Sculpture, Photography, Film' Sammlung Falckenberg, Hamburg. 7 September – 12 January 2014
Hamburger Kunsthalle 14 July – 20 October
Whitechapel Gallery, London until 5 September 2013
Capitole, Chapelle Saint-Laurent, Arles until 22 September
GARAGE CENTER FOR CONTEMPORARY CULTURE PRESENTS 21 June – 25 August 2013
DHC/Art, Montréal until 24 September 2013
Exhibition at Kunstraum Dombim, Austria 20 June – 18 August 2013
St. Helens, London from 20 June
Centre for Contemporary Art Ujazdowski Castle, Warsaw 8 June – 25 August
Exhibition and Collateral Event at the 55th International Art Exhibition — la Biennale di Venezia until 24 November 2013
Collateral Event of the 55th International Art Exhibition la Biennale di Venezia 1 June – 24 November 2013
Torre di Porta Nuova, Arsenale Nord, Venezia until 24 November
Zuecca Project Space until 15 september 2013
Pedro Reyes: DISARM - London 26 March 2013. Performance produced by John Coxon. Musicians: Eben Bull, Rupert Clervaux, John Coxon, Beatrice Dillon, Charles Hayward, Tom Lamb, Ashley Wales
Richard Deacon talks to Lisson Gallery about his newly opened exhibition 'Association' which runs until 23 June 2012.
Indianapolis Museum of Art: 1 February 2013 – 19 January 2014
Three questions with Mark Boulos about his exhibition at Lisson Gallery London January 30th to March 9th 2013
