Woven throughout this compelling collection of sculptures from the Max Mara prizewinner is a ferrous thread of hooks and spikes that drags the cruel history of slavery to the surface

From post-pop art to late-flowering expressionism, the South African artist is one of his country’s most significant, and this huge survey shows off his extraordinary range

The French Algerian artist keeps us suspended between the real and the fictive, past and present, as we go on a romp through cinematic classics

Three new exhibitions encompass Eisenman’s wild and satirical paintings, poignant reactions to environmental ruin and an exquisite transformation of the Turbine Hall

From snaps of car parks and train platforms to an operatic film showing people arriving at an airport, this show reveals that art is a particular way of looking at life

The American artist puts her sitters at such ease that, one way or another, they reveal all in a superbly curated show of her life’s work

A new exhibition of video art encompasses sign language kung fu, caregiving as choreography and the fluidity of gender and tradition

As the galleries reopened, Jean Dubuffet was recast as an incendiary prophet, Poussin revealed his raunchy side – and a giant Swedish ‘plyscraper’ showed the miracle of wood. Our critics rank the highlights of 2021

The provocative German painter plumps for quantity over clarity, while the Indian artist stuns with her animations