Women’s art often has an obsessive quality.

The recent resurgence of enthusiasm for indoor plants speaks to something deeply human: a longing for calm, connection, and beauty within our living spaces.

Nudity started being an important subject in art in ancient Greece. The male body was celebrated at sports competitions or religious festivals, it was seen as a symbol of the best aspects of humanity.

The gallery’s first contemporary solo show boasts some exhilarating works – but their connection to the permanent collection is unclear.

Perrotin Shanghai is pleased to present Invitation, former cover artist Kelly Beeman’s first solo exhibition in China.

Towards the frontier, navigating by the horizon. The vanishing point. Never arriving. Here to disappear—if only momentarily. To be landscape.

Against the darkened Kravis Studio at MoMA, a network of taut wires spans the space on a diagonal, evoking the strings of an abstract, celestial instrument — less a web than a spatial tuning device.

"Layered Medium: We Are in Open Circuits" and “Intense Proximities” confront the rapid pace of change in a globalized world.

Among the highlights in the exhibition opening at the Peggy Guggenheim Collection in Venice next year will be a painting created by a teenage Lucian Freud.

The 18-month residency includes time to explore the New York museum’s collection and meet with staff and scholars, plus opportunities to work with Vacheron Constantin’s experts in Geneva.

The work was previously attributed to a follower of the 18th-century artist Julius Caesar Ibbetson, but experts agree it was infact painted by a teenaged Turner.

Dulwich Picture Gallery, LondonThe first contemporary artist to take over the gallery’s main space, her signature gaping mouths, lolling tongues and broken teeth are ripe with hyper-colourful symbolism.

Gwen’s talent vastly outshone her brother’s – but both are treated with subtlety in this outstanding dual biography.

Megan Rooney painstakingly creates works with layer upon layer of paint – and attacks them with a grinder in between. Ahead of a beguiling new show, our writer braves a studio tour.

Hayward Gallery, LondonThe Japanese artist’s instantly recognisable delinquent infants fill a huge show that also includes more sombre – and still angry – work made since the Fukushima disaster.