Black-and-white images taken by Paul Laib are being exhibited at the Courtauld Gallery

With over 120 galleries across the UK capital participating in this year's London Gallery Weekend, our critics have chosen their top 20 shows to guide you through the weekend

From Tai Shani to Ekow Eshun, seven leading art world figures reflect on Koyo Kouoh’s In Minor Keys, the main exhibition, as well as the national pavilions and other collateral and institutional exhibitions

London’s Garden Museum explores the home of the East Anglian School

Many patterns emerge across the 56 participants’ works, from an interest in complicating our understandings of US history and interventionism, to new approaches to looking at and making images

National Scrollathon, an exhibition by Steven and William Ladd at the John F. Kennedy Center in Washington, DC, represents 10,000 Americans of “every age, background, political affiliation, orientation, race”

Artists have transformed 80 spaces in a defunct hospital for the city’s latest immersive installation

The six shortlisted artists, each representing a different region, will be featured in an exhibition opening at the National Gallery of Canada in September

Sales from the show will be split between participating artists and the organisation's social impact work

The revelation of witnessing a groundbreaking show can redefine an artist's creative trajectory

Work by artists and activists including 10 Foot, Matt Bonner and Gemma Lees shows how land enclosures and early colonial expansion began to change how unhoused people were treated

The the 20th-century artists Tadeusz Kantor and Maria Jarema feature in a collateral exhibition at the 61st Biennale

The first tranche of tickets can be booked from 1 July; members, meanwhile, will only be able to visit free-of-charge twice

From curator Koyo Kouoh’s foregrounding of “all earthly elements” to Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo's new sustainable art island, references to the environment can be found throughout the Italian city

The show will bring to light the “incredible skill and magic and variety” in the painter’s work

Titled ‘If the word we’, the recurring exhibition's 2026-27 edition strives to celebrate both world-class artists and the community in and around Pittsburgh

Featuring a Barbara Hepworth sculpture, the display is framed as a "taster" of Tate Britain's public sculpture garden to open next year

“Upright” is the artist's first exhibition in a UK institution since 2010

Museums across the city have organised shows dedicated to the history of the American Revolution, featuring at least three historical copies of the Declaration of Independence—but some are focusing on the present day, too

For a pop-up exhibition in a penthouse apartment high above Midtown, the British photographer is showing archival materials, his own photos and three room-sized installations

Iranian museum's director speaks out about new, responsive programming and the team's ongoing struggle to protect its $3bn collection

The fossilised skeletons make an unusual incursion into a downtown gallery, meeting John Chamberlain's twisted-metal forms

The Los Angeles-based Chicana artist employs centuries-old Indigenous processes for making maps and other materials

The Dutch couturier blends art and fashion with nature and technology

The Adelaide Salon, which stages salon-style events and exhibitions, is taking over a royal palace and creating a new gallery space

Mahdizadeh Tehrani, from Iran’s ministry of culture and Islamic guidance (MCIG), has said that the country is still negotiating to show at the event despite Biennale organisers announcing it would not participate

Check out our top picks from the many exhibitions taking place across the city

The 90-year-old artist, who has lived and worked in New York since the 1960s, has been largely overlooked in the US

A generation of painters sidestepped identity—only to discover that it had structured their work all along

Featuring nearly 400 objects ranging from gowns to ancient Greek armour and vases, “Costume Art” argues the dressed body is the only form of artistic expression that connects each of the museum’s collecting areas