This rare show is destined to put the pair of Abstract Expressionists on equal footing, shedding light on the formidable Krasner, who helped cultivate her husband’s star-studded image

A new exhibition at the Royal Academy traces the enduring influence of the French Riviera on artists including Cezanne, Monet and Picasso

Henry Taylor intervenes in the canon of Western art history at Musée National Picasso-Paris, where his works are brought into ever closer proximity with the fabled modernist

A hidden archive of 5,000 negatives shows how forgotten Italian sisters Wanda and Marion Wulz were queens of photography's avant-garde

At the ICA Boston, the sculptor imagines queer clans set in traditional Ugandan kingdoms, using materials including ceramics, wire, wood and found objects

Despite being one of the world’s most famous image-makers, MC Escher has long found his most fervent fans are geometers, not art critics. Straddling both camps, historian of mathematics Thomas Glasman ponders the prince of paradoxes

Quentin Blake, the illustrator known for his charismatic Roald Dahl characters, has opened a space dedicated to the craft in London

The French photo festival Les Rencontres d’Arles spotlights photobooks, family histories and new readings of forgotten archives