Denzil Forrester: Itchin & Scratchin
Nottingham Contemporary reopens with energetic dance-floor scenes from the Grenada-born artist
Bill Brandt/Henry Moore
An exhibition at Hepworth Wakefield traces the intersecting paths of the photographer and the sculptor
Dóra Maurer
The Tate Modern is hosting the largest UK survey to date of this Hungarian conceptual artist
Marie Cuttoli: The Modern Thread from Miró to Man Ray
The Barnes Foundation explores the career of the entrepreneur who modernised French tapestry-making
Illusions: The Art of Magic
How magicians from Kellar to Houdini wowed their audience and built their brand – a display at the Art Gallery of Ontario
20 Dances: Japanese Calligraphy Then and Now
Exploring the history of East Asia’s highest form of art at the Minneapolis Institute of Art
Beautiful Monsters in Early European Prints and Drawings (1450–1700)
The National Gallery of Canada shows off its collection of fantastic beasts by the likes of Dürer and Mantegna
Mid-Century Modern: Art & Design from Conran to Quant
How Swinging London became the centre of a revolution in style – an exhibition at Dovecot Studios
Cézanne: The Rock and Quarry Paintings
A video tour of Princeton University Art Museum’s shuttered exhibition with curator John Elderfield
Paa Joe: The Gates of No Return
The Ghanaian artist and coffin-maker’s memorials to slavery on the Gold Coast are on view at the High Museum in Atlanta
Ravenna Festival
Some 40 performances from the annual festival of opera and classical music are freely available to stream online
Pompeii
An immersive display at the Grand Palais shines a light on recent excavations of the ancient city
Fuji, Land of Snow
A display of prints at the Musée Guimet reveals how Japanese artists have depicted the great mountain across time
Derek Jarman: My garden’s boundaries are the horizon
The Garden Museum is a fitting setting for this exhibition exploring the role of nature in the artist and film-maker’s work
Henri-Cartier Bresson: Le Grand Jeu
The French photographer’s chosen ‘Master Set’ of his most important works is the focus at the reopened Palazzo Grassi
A Window on to Everyday Life
An array of functional objects at the Musée du Cluny shows how medieval people ate, played, prayed, and took care of themselves
Norman Rockwell: Imagining Freedom
Revisiting the American artist’s powerful depictions of human rights at Denver Art Museum
Nicolas Maes: Dutch Master of the Golden Age
Intriguing domestic scenes by the pupil of Rembrandt go back on show at the reopened National Gallery
The Master of Mondsee
All eight surviving paintings from the lost Mondsee altarpiece are reunited for the first time at the Upper Belvedere
Dancing at Dusk – A Moment with Pina Bausch’s The Rite of Spring
From soil to sand – a pan-African troupe’s performance of the ballet was filmed on the beach in Senegal just before lockdown
Christo and Jeanne-Claude: Paris!
This exhibition at the Pompidou considers the formative years the artist duo spent in the French capital
The Glastonbury Festival Archive
With the 50th anniversary edition of the event cancelled, the V&A is hosting an alternative celebration (online)
Caravans of Gold, Fragments in Time web app
A new digital platform recreates the Block Museum of Art’s display on art and exchange in medieval Africa
300 Years Keeping in the Present
A rare drawing by Van Eyck is a highlight in this survey of the Kupferstich-Kabinett’s 300-year history
Seeing London through Frank Auerbach’s eyes