The artist has spent over six decades crystallising contemporary images of her homeland that defy convention, many of which are now on show at the Serpentine Gallery in London.

Momu, Antwerp’s cult fashion museum, explores the relationship between dressing and decorating, from the 19th century to today

Once a key player in Spain’s avant-garde, this precise and profane painter – an aficionado of physics and anthropology, politics and partying – has since been rather neglected. A new retrospective in Santander offers a corrective

The inaugural exhibition of the PoMo in Tronheim, Norway, is a nod to the building’s past life as a post office

An exhibition of drawings acquired by the V&A shows Augustus Pugin to be a man happy to embrace technological advances as well as devout faith

The Albuquerque Foundation is set to open in February 2025

Compiled dutifully from the very best exhibitions featured across both The World of Interiors print and digital pages, this compendium will keep you in the know

Explore the powerful intersection of cinematic self-portraiture by Cindy Sherman and Yasumasa Morimura, two trailblazers whose provocative works challenge gender, race, and mass media's influence on identity