Harlow Sculpture Town
The new town in Essex is home to one of the finest public sculpture collections in the country
The Line
Museums in London may be shut but you can still walk The Line – the city’s public sculpture trail
White Cube
To launch a new museum in Lusanga, a film about the plantation workers’ co-operative that established it is beamed on to its walls
Chameleon Effects: Glass (Un)Defined
A survey of art made from one of the oldest human-made substances, at Toledo Museum of Art
Moroccan Trilogy: 1950–2020
The Museo Reina Sofía in Madrid tells the story of modern Moroccan art, from the late colonial era to the present
The Oxford Bach Soloists’ Easter Festival
Five hours of Bach’s Easter compositions, available to watch online over the long weekend
Tschabalala Self: By My Self
The American artist’s richly layered depictions of Black female figures are in the spotlight at Baltimore Museum of Art
Paris to Hollywood: The Fashion and Influence of Véronique and Gregory Peck
A display at Denver Art Museum reveals how the famous couple set the benchmark for Hollywood fashion
Orpheus Sinfonia at the Wallace Collection
A feast for the eyes and the ears, with these online concerts filmed amid the splendour of Hertford House
Alice Neel: People Come First
This survey at the Met celebrates the painter’s compassionate portraits of friends and strangers alike
American Painting: The Eighties Revisited
The Cincinnati Art Museum revisits a exhibition from 1979 that sought to predict the future of painting
Majolica Mania: Transatlantic Pottery in England and the United States, 1850–1915
The Bard Graduate Center’s celebration of the profusion of flamboyant pottery in the 19th century is now online
Sophie Taeuber-Arp: Living Abstraction
The Kunstmuseum Basel pays tribute to an artist who applied her geometric designs to everything from pillowcases to puppet theatres
Walter Gramatté and Hamburg
The German painter moved freely between Surrealism, Expressionism and Symbolism, as this display in Hamburg reveals
Ghost Words: Reading the Past
A virtual display of palimpsests at Cambridge University Library reveals how scholars have sought to recover erased texts
The Mausoleum of Augustus
The palatial resting place of Rome’s first emperor finally opens its doors to visitors
Niki de Saint Phalle: Structures for Life
Explore the fantastical world of the avant-garde sculptor, who sought to imagine ‘a new kind of life’
Marinus: Painter from Reymerswale
The Prado hosts the first survey dedicated to this 16th-century painter of saints and tax collectors
Ottilie W. Roederstein
The reopening of the Kunsthaus Zürich brings another chance to see the work of the once hugely successful Swiss modernist
Masterpieces in Miniature: Treasures from the Rosalinde and Arthur Gilbert Collection
Sparkling objets d’art from the 16th to the 20th century go on view at DIVA in Antwerp
Golden Mummies of Egypt
The North Carolina Art Museum explores life and death in Egypt in the era after the reign of the pharaohs
Lorraine O’Grady: Both/And
Since the early ’80s, the American artist has blurred the lines between performance, politics and conceptualism. A survey at the Brooklyn Museum
Electrifying Design: A Century of Lighting
From ornate chandeliers to the humble desk lamp – the MFA Houston shines a light on 100 years of design innovation
Clarice Beckett: The Present Moment
The Australian painter’s misty Melbourne streets and beach scenes go on show at the Art Gallery of South Australia
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