The Insiders
In New York, Arthur Jafa sets record straight on Scorsese's Taxi Driver
In two shows in New York, at 52 Walker and Gladstone, Jafa gets to the dark side of Black life
Powerhouse south London art organisation Gasworks celebrates 30 years
The exhibition space, international residency and workshop has given early platforms to now major names like Tania Bruguera, Sonia Boyce and Subodh Gupta
'Maximum-security society': Julia Scher restages post-9/11 surveillance installation in New York
At the newly expanded Ortuzar Projects, the artist's enduring exploration privacy and spying takes on new meanings in the age of drones and smartphones
'See Stop Run': Christopher Wool's flashback to DIY, gritty 1970s New York
The American artist has staged an independent exhibition in an unoccupied space in the heart of Manhattan's financial district
Subversive stitch: textile shows across UK unravel histories and weave new tales
From Lubaina Himid's colonial cotton at the Holburne Museum to a group survey at the Barbican, the once maligned medium is in the spotlight
Crisis vs utopia: New York shows of Richard Mosse and James Welling take photography to its limits
Exhibitions at Jack Shainman and David Zwirner present very different ways of taking the medium beyond the visible world
Martin Creed's full-throttle London pub performance reminds us that music is central to the maximalist maestro's career
Martin Creed and His Band blasted away the January blues, playing to a packed room this month
Diamond Stingily thinks outside the sandbox at Greene Naftali in New York
The artist conceived of the funereal show during a year in which both her mother and grandmother died
New displays at Imperial War Museum come at a crucial time for world peace
The London museum's thematic approach to conflict references current conflicts as well as historic ones
At 52 Walker, Kayode Ojo raids Amazon.com to create a Modernist Eden
The rising star has created a luxe product paradise for the New York gallery
Tate Britain invites you to eat the patriarchy—literally
For the museum's landmark survey of British feminist art, Bobby Baker has reconstructed her 1976 edible work of a life-sized family made from cake and biscuits
A transparent show for a transphobic world: performance artist Puppies Puppies exhibits herself in a glass box for four months
The artist has recreated her bedroom and studio in the lobby of Manhattan's New Museum for a durational work grounded in activism
Marina Abramović passes the baton on to a new generation of performers
A group of London shows, performances and events organised around the pioneering artist sees her extend her legacy
The Bloomsbury Group, re-examined through their garments
A new book and UK exhibition by Charlie Porter explores the sartorial choices of Virginia Woolf, Vanessa Bell and the rest of the Charleston set
Nairy Baghramian's playful forms grace the facade of New York's Metropolitan Museum
The artist is the fourth to receive the museum's commission to install work on the Fifth Avenue entrance of its Neoclassical building
'A poster child for a mismanaged career': Gagosian opens first posthumous show of Ashley Bickerton
The Barbadian-born American artist, who died last year, created 15 new works for an exhibition based on snapshots of family and friends
Lactating breasts and farting bottoms: unruly bodies run rampant in exhibitions across London
Our leaky, creaky, capricious corporeal vessels are the subject of shows at Somerset House, Goldsmith's CCA and the Design Museum
Poisonous plants and an animatronic bear: Precious Okoyomon fills Roman chapel with a garden of unearthly delights
The New York-based artist's ability to balance the horrifying with the restorative reaches a mad-genius peak at Sant’Andrea de Scaphis
Glamorous moths and giant lily pads: Monster Chetwynd unveils commissions in London Underground and Scottish island Bute
The Turner Prize-nominated performance artist delves into the worlds of botany and insects for two characteristically extravagant UK commissions this summer
New York art world gathers in Matthew Barney's studio for premiere of his new video installation
Secondary picks apart the spectacle of violence now overtaking America as it plays out in professional football
Florence Peake brings dancing canvases to spectacular modern church in south London
At Southwark Park Galleries, performers are splattered with paint and read aloud fragments of canonical art-historical texts
London’s ICA has new role as party central
Contemporary arts venue kicks up its heels with a lively bash to launch the latest issue of gay underground magazine Butt
Lauren Halsey's Metropolitan Museum rooftop commission: a pharaonic temple merging ancient Egypt with Los Angeles
For the New York installation, the Californian artist has carved onto a concrete pavilion references to Afrofuturism and funk music and images of her family and friends
Anne Collier turns her eyes towards the illustrious history of Lismore Castle in Ireland
The American artist's exhibition of images of female eyes sourced from comics, films and advertisements is now on show at the historic home of the Dukes of Devonshire
Artists bring hope and healing to mental health facilities in London
Arts and mental health charity Hospital Rooms, which is partnered with Hauser & Wirth gallery, is unveiling more than 20 major new works at Springfield Hospital
Art is placed centre stage in Broadway play about photographer Larry Sultan
And big-name contemporary art stars alongside Willem Dafoe in a new heist film
Linton Kwesi Johnson—voice of Britain’s post-Windrush Generation—opens London solo show with poetry performance
Exhibition at Paul Stolper gallery was attended by the artist's long-time fans and collaborators, including the painter Peter Doig
Why Edward Hopper’s New York was far from reality
The Whitney Museum's exhibition reveals an artist who painted the tranquil city he wanted to see
Weird sisters are doing it for themselves: Sarah Lucas curates show of 23 female peers across generations
Plus, a show at Gagosian Paris brings together three British big-hitters
'Manhattan favourite 303 gallery stays relevant by staying small'
A new show by Esteban Jefferson affirms that the Chelsea gallery takes a reassuringly traditional approach to bringing on new talent