Stanley Whitney's gorgeous grids of colour are a joy to view online, as they are in person.
These early works marked a turning point in Robert Rauschenberg's practice.
Self-taught artist Jessie Homer French debuts at Massimo De Carlo in London.
Charline von Heyl continues to enliven the parameters of painting.
Lubna Chowdhary's geometric compositions contain 'an undeniable dynamism'.
This fantastical scene is unashamedly painterly and gorgeously rendered in vivid colours.
Jonathan Gardner's drawings of everyday scenes are rendered with tactile and surreal details.
Thomas Demand envelops this image of water lilies with an uncanny illusion of depth.
Mnuchin Gallery brings together the works of Mark Rothko and the 19th-century American landscape painter, Frederic Edwin Church.
Glauco Rodrigues excavates objects and symbols associated with Brazilian identity.
Anke Weyer's large-scale abstract paintings explode with energy and luscious colour.
Art dealer turned artist Joel Mesler continues an autobiographical approach with new paintings and works on paper.
The tension between tradition and modernity plays flawlessly in Michael Armitage's paintings.
The metaphysical realms of Clarence Holbrook Carter appear to transcend life and death.
Blum & Poe present a retrospective of Paul Mogensen's geometric paintings in their Los Angeles space.
Milly Thompson's latest paintings are celebrations of form and colour.
Two works by Seth Price and Stefanie Heinze recently stole the show at Capitain Petzel.
Recent works by Imi Knoebel, a pioneer of minimalist abstract art, are showing in White Cube's OVR until 27 February.
Michaël Borremans's paintings of satin cones probe the tradition of Western portrait painting.
Painter Janaina Tschäpe reflects on her formative years, and the influences she has absorbed along the way.
Andrej Dubravsky's effervescent layers of colour recall the alchemical paintings of Sigmar Polke.
He Xiangyu's conceptual works are spaces of exploration into his personal and political experiences.
On view at Tarmak22, Hauser & Wirth present works that explore the emotional and psychological aspects of Louise Bourgeois' life.
David Zwirner Hong Kong presents Raoul De Keyser's first exhibition in Asia.