Reviews

At the Henry Moore Institute, Leeds, the artist’s readymade sculptures prompt a strange empathy between viewer and object

A new book by Ian Penman grapples with the filmmaker’s gargantuan appetites, impossible productivity and heartbreaking melancholy

A new adaptation of the Ibsen classic, starring Jessica Chastain, is stripped down to its bare bones to reveal the play’s central spirit

From Rachel Whiteread’s entropic assemblages at Luhring Augustine to a Lizzi Bougatsos performance tribute at TRAMPS

At Josh Lilley, London, the artist’s depictions of a not-so-blissful domesticity evoke Lee Lozano and Pablo Picasso

From Bekhbaatar Enkhtur’s sleeping wax figure at Matèria, Rome, to Cindy Sherman’s baroque selfies in tapestry form at Aarhus Art Museum

Anthony McCarten’s play on the two art legends’ relationship is bogged down in potted biographies but builds to a crescendo

A show commemorating the 40th anniversary of the downtown Manhattan institution conjures up its ethos as a scrappy advocate for public space

From Alexandre Diop’s Berlin-inspired exhibition at Spinello Projects, Miami, to Mikołaj Sobczak’s riotous institutional solo at Kunsthalle Münster

At Graves Gallery, Sheffield, the artist positions the home as a critical site of cultural preservation and exchange

From Tai Shani’s inaugural exhibition at Gathering, a new art space in Soho, to Christopher Kulendran Thomas’s first institutional outing at ICA

At Alma Sarif, Brussels, the artist quietly presents 56 litres of paint

At Maureen Paley, the artist uses the archive to reckon with women’s history in the UK

At Galerie Fons Welters, Amsterdam, a group show explores the myriad of ways that artists claim space

In collaboration with Voloshyn Gallery in Kyiv, this exhibition at Fridman Gallery foregrounds the Ukrainian women at the discursive frontiers of history

In his first book, the author offers a scholarly account of the life and work of Minoru Yamasaki – the esteemed architect of the World Trade Center

The group show ‘Extra Worlding’ tries to revive the political core of utopian thinking

At The Turner Contemporary, Margate, the artist’s installation mournfully homages sites lost over time – such Coney Island Illuminations and London’s The Joiners Arms

As CHART art fair opens in Copenhagen, here are our picks for what to see in the city and the wider Nordic region

The surreal rock opera, which opened this year’s Cannes Film Festival, is a gritty musical examining sex, power and family relations under intense glare of fame