Exhibitions

An American photographer entranced by the modern city, Metzker devoted his career to changing how we see it

Both retrospective and rediscovery, a new exhibition shows how the sculptor arrived at his style

Two artists, separated by time but united by their conviction that identity is malleable, turn the self-portrait on its head

For his latest exhibition, he claims to have discovered a trove of ancient treasures that were lost at sea. Hirst, it seems, is up to his old tricks

How Hipgnosis, the London studio which designed artwork for everyone from Pink Floyd to Peter Gabriel, transformed the look of the record

With his paints, Fred Tomaselli edits photographs from the New York Times to show us a different side of the story

Artists have a love-hate relationship with the American Dream – a tension best captured by their prints

Sebastiano was better with colour, Michelangelo was better at drawing. Together they made a great team

A new exhibition about unbuilt architectural landmarks from the 1920s and 1930s shows how modernist architects – and their Stalinist rivals – reimagined the city

“Everyday Africa”, a new book based on the popular Instagram feed, captures a side of the continent most newspapers never show