We're highlighting shows that you can enjoy online even if the venues are currently closed. Don Suggs' post-humous exhibition, Face-Off comes as a bit of a surprise. A beloved professor and mentor, Suggs (1945-2019) was well known for his paintings of concentric circles and photographs where he superimposed these same forms over images of the natural landscape. Continue reading Jody Zellen's review.

We're highlighting shows that you can enjoy online even if the venues are currently closed. Forms of Industry: Photographs by Alastair Philip Wiper and Eric de Maré at the Royal Institute of British Architects showcase industrial buildings and landscapes separated by more than 50 years.

We're highlighting shows that you can enjoy online even if the venues are currently closed. State of Integration: On hostility and hospitality at CAMP - Center for Art on Migration Politics in Copenhagen is based on architect Sandi Hilal's art project The Hospitality Room: the right to be host and be hosted (2016–), referring to a room in Arab culture used only to receive guests.

We're highlighting shows that you can read about online even if the venues are currently closed. "Auschwitz. Not long ago. Not far away." at The Museum of Jewish Heritage brings together more than 700 original objects and 400 photographs, dedicated to the history of this site that saw the murder of 1 million Jews and tens of thousands of others.

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