Linda Kosciewicz’s work explores female identity, emotion and transience through constructed worlds, self-representation and performance.

Möbeldesignmuseum, Stockholm, showcases objects from its collection that illustrate reciprocal design relationships.

The contemporary moment is defined by a deluge of images and information. Exhibitions running 10-11 February examine the theme of truth.

The Conran Shop’s new launch pays tribute to Arne Jacobson’s iconic silhouettes through a neutral colour palette.

Cape Town Art Fair, celebrates the contributions of female artists, investigating the socio-political issues faced in both public and private arenas.

The New North and South network comes to The Tetley, hosting the first UK-based exhibitions of two Pakistani artists, Madiha Aijaz and Mahbub Jokhio.

In a world where a million plastic bottles are purchased every minute, practitioners strive towards a closed-loop, zero-legacy future.

FC Gundlach is one of the most eminent fashion photographers of the 20th century. Around the World in Fashion tracks his extensive travels.

PHOTOFAIRS San Francisco celebrates contemporary Chinese photography through a dedicated Spotlight exhibition.

Samuel Gratacap’s Plus Près tracks the stories of those affected by a major global phenomenon, attempting to grasp its reality and diversity.

Tania Brassesco & Lazlo Passi Norberto’s series craft a narrative that tracks a woman in search of inspiration.

Fred Butler’s responsive environment, opening at NOW Gallery, London, uses light and colour to provide a therapeutic experience.

Give the gift of art, and support the National Gallery. A membership includes a year’s access to all exhibitions, as well as offers and exclusive events.

Taking place from 12 – 23 March across six venues in Leeds, Sounds Like THIS is a diverse festival offering cutting edge music, sound art and visual installations.

In a complex world, approaches to the theme of representation are shifting. Curator Lucy Gallun discusses MoMA’s response: New Photography.

By bridging boundaries between the real and the imagined, Maia Flore offers an enhanced vision of the world.

Luca Campigotto’s nocturnal photographs border on the hyperreal, capturing monumental sites of cultural importance.

Todd Hido’s enigmatic images capture suburban houses, landscapes and female characters, offering a deeply cinematic viewing experience.

More than 100 of the world’s leading galleries come together this April for The Photography Show, taking place at the huge Pier 94 venue in New York.

An exhibition at Kunsthalle Krems, Austria, foregrounds artists who practice the art of appropriation.