Exhibitions

Opened in 1997, the world’s only phallological museum has been growing ever since

Caught between the first world war and the Great Depression, the jazz age was a period of social transformation. A new exhibition shows how women’s clothes captured the mood

They have become associated with chaos and cruelty. But a new exhibition argues that we need to reclaim asylums as places of refuge

An admirable retrospective at Tate Modern pins down the work of a Cuban artist who has always given curators a hard time

His unusual photographic techniques result in uncommonly intimate portraits

Photographers have a complicated bond with their cameras. A new show in London puts this relationship in the frame

Two new shows capture the photographer Sabine Weiss’s eye for the overlooked

A new exhibition at Tate Modern explores his 50-year career, in which the personal and the political collided

Between 1900 and 1945, Paris was the cultural capital of the world. A new exhibition at the Guggenheim Bilbao shows how the city’s painters revolutionised art

When is a work of art finished? A new exhibition explores the stories behind incomplete paintings. In doing so, it captures the essence of modernity