From Aaron Gilbert’s take on capitalism to Weegee’s distortions of celebrity culture, these exhibitions all critique or reflect the world around us.

The newly renovated Fifth Avenue institution, which houses a treasure trove by any calculation, is a time capsule with a lot to teach us about our own historical moment.

One lesson of this compact, extraordinary exhibition of feminist art is that if you’re being ignored, you can do whatever you want — so take up space.

In Surreal, Michèle Gerber Klein asks us to confront the unjust eclipse of Gala’s legacy by that of her husband, Salvador, whose career she brought to fruition.

Ceidra Moon Murphy “Accessories” at Diana, Milan.

Linda Bilda (b. 1963 in Vienna as Linda Czapka, d. 2019 in Vienna) was an artist, publisher, entrepreneur, exhibition organizer, performer, comic artist, activist, and teacher.

Rochelle Feinstein (b. 1947 in Bronx, New York) is engaged in the exploration of painting —particularly abstract painting.

Backwards with Eye Contact, a title sourced from a poem written by J. Parker Valentine 20 years prior, marks her exhibition in Australia, comprising works on canvas, fabric, paper, as well as archival materials.

In this thoughtful exchange, artist Erin Lawlor talks to Diana Copperwhite about the role of intuition and emotion in their work, their love of music, and their mutual interest in painter Howard Hodgkin.

Presented at Sutton Gallery’s newly reopened project space, “Eventually, I’ll Confess, I’ve Just Been Walking Into A Loving Nowhere” was the career-first solo show of Naarm-based multidisciplinary artist Zane Edwards.

From 2007: J.J. Charlesworth probes Murakami’s attitude to making culture, both inside and outside the artworld.

Drain the Öresund at Malmö Konsthall imagines a united community through Malmö and Copenhagen’s contemporary art scenes.

For the first time, Centraal Museum presents a duo exhibition at Landhuis Oud Amelisweerd, the 18th-century country estate just outside Utrecht.

Zawyeh Gallery announces the opening of The Promise, a solo exhibition by renowned Palestinian artist Bashir Makhoul.

Galerie Eva Presenhuber is presenting Roots n’ Fruits, the first collaborative exhibition of the Brooklyn-based artist couple Shara Hughes (b. 1981 in Atlanta, GA, US) and Austin Eddy (b. 1986 in Boston, MA, US), who met in 2012 and have been married since 2023.