Diary: April 2003

Hedge Seel

GREAT BRITAIN

LONDON Barbican, Witness: Contemporary artists document our time. Until 27 April. Denis Masi: Power and glory. Until 2 May. Exodus: Photographs by Sebastiao Salgado. Until 1 June

British Museum, Kazari: Decoration and display in Japan, 15th-19th centuries. Until 13 April. Antony Gormley: Field of the British Isles. Antony Gormley drawing. Caricatures by Richard Newton. Hans Sloane's collection of prints and drawings. Piranesi's 'Carceri' ('Prisons'). Text and Image: German illustrated broadsides of four centuries. All until 21 April. Celebrating the British Museum: John Maine's anniversary medal. Until 15 June. Japanese prints during allied occupation 1945-52. Seven thousand years of Chinese jade. Ongoing

Courtauld Institute Gallery, Into the twentieth century: New displays at the Courtauld. Ongoing

Design Museum, A century of chairs. Until 12 October. Superstudio: Life without objects. Until 1 June. Manolo Blahnik. Until 11 May

Estorick Collection, Giorgio de Chirico and the myth of Ariadne. Until 13 April

Geffrye Museum, From warehouse to my house: Loft style in the domestic interior. Gutted: Photographs by Etienne Clement. Both until 25 May

Horniman Museum, Puppet worlds. Until 2 November

Imperial War Museum, The house of Osama bin Laden. 10 April-26 May

Mall Galleries, Royal Institute of Painters in water colours: Annual exhibition. Until 13 April

National Gallery, Holbein: Portraits of Sir Henry and Lady Guilford. Until 27 April. Titian. Until 18 May. Ron Mueck: Making sculpture at the National Gallery. Until 22 June

National Portrait Gallery, Julia Margaret Cameron: Nineteenth-century photographer of genius. Until 26 May. You look beautiful like that: The portrait photographs of Seydou Keita and Malick Sidibe. Until 8 June. Five double portraits: New work by David Hockney. Until 29 June. British blondes. Until 6 July. The Golden Jubilee portfolio: Photographs of Queen Elizabeth II. Continuing

Royal Academy of Arts, Aztecs. Until 11 April. Masterpieces from Dresden: Mantegna and Durer to Rubens and Canaletto. Until 8 June

Serpentine Gallery, Blinky Palermo. Until 18 May

Sir John Soane's Museum, John Soane and the wooden bridges of Switzerland. Until 19 April

Tate Britain, Constable to Delacroix: British art and the French Romantics. Until 11 May. Days like these: Tate Triennial exhibition of contemporary British Art 2003. Until 26 May. Marcus Gheeraerts II: Elizabethan artist. Until 20 April. Zarina Bhimji: Out of the blue. Until 27 April

Tate Modern, Anish Kapoor: The Unilever series. Until 6 April. Max Beckmann. Until 5 May

Victoria and Albert Museum, Art Deco, 1910-1939. Until 20 July. The adventures of Hamza. Until 8 June

Wallace Collection, Bonington and his contemporaries: Watercolours in the Wallace Collection. Until 27 April

Windsor Castle, Coronations. Until 21 September

BEDFORD Cecil Higgins Art Gallery, The world of Edward Bawden. Until 6 April

BIRMINGHAM Barber Institute of Fine Arts, Talking coins: Images of beauty and power. Ongoing

BRIGHTON Museum and Art Gallery, Jan Jedlicka: Maremma, 1980-2001. Until 12 April

BRISTOL Watershed, Interface: Neil Dyson. Until 18 May

CAMBRIDGE Kettle's Yard, Apparition: The action of appearing. Until 27 April

CARDIFF National Museums and Galleries of Wales, Cedric Morris: Teaching art and life. Until 27 April

CHELTENHAM Art Gallery and Museum, A view of China in the 1920s. Cheltenham Camera Club. Both until 6 April

CHICHESTER Pallant House Gallery, Alien nation: Immigrant artists in Britain. Until 10 August. Graham Sutherland: A life in focus. Until 11 May

COUNTY DURHAM Bowes Museum, Barnard Castle, Are you sitting comfortably: The watercloset workshop. 5 April-20 July. The art of marquetry: Paintings in wood. 18 April-28 September

EAST WINTERSLOW New Art Centre Sculpture Park and Gallery, Barbara Hepworth Centenary. Until 6 April

EDINBURGH Dean Gallery, Mario Testino: Portraits. 17 April-15 June

National Gallery of Modern Art, Earl Haig. Until 1 June. Warhol to Koons: International contemporary art from a private collection. Until 8 June

National Gallery of Scotland, The print in Italy, 1550-1620. Until 27 April

Royal Museum, Textile art from Southern Appalachia: The quiet work of women. Until 25 May. The first polar hero: William Speirs Bruce. Until 1 June

Scottish National Portrait Gallery, Navigating Stevenson: Digital artworks by Sara Gadd. Until 11 May. Mad, bad and dangerous: The cult of Lord Byron. Until 26 May. Portrait miniatures from the Daphne Foskett Collection. Until 15 June

GLASGOW Gallery of Modern Art, Sight mapping. Until 27 April

Hunterian Art Gallery, Intimate friends: Scottish colourists at the University of Glasgow. Until Spring

HARROW Old Speech Room Gallery, Richard Shirley-Smith: Paintings, engravings, designs for books and cartoons for mural decorations. Until 5 May

LEAMINGTON SPA, Art Gallery and Museum, Terry Atkinson. 12 April-8 June

LEEDS Henry Moore Institute, Job Koelewijn: Try and see it your way. Refashioning the figure: Gaston Lachaise and 'Elevation'. Both until 4 May

University Gallery, Africa and beyond. Until 16 April

LIVERPOOL Tate Gallery, Rut Blees Luxemburg: Phantom. Until 6 April. Modern British Art. Until 6 May

MANCHESTER Whitworth Art Gallery, Real/surreal: Photography by Lee Miller. Until 27 April

Art Gallery, Papa Gena. Xie Nanxing. Both until 21 April. Alfred Ackrill: A Manchester Impressionist discovered. Until 11 May. Figure and form in the twenties. Until 18 May. Impressionists and Edwardians. Until September.

MILTON KEYNES Gallery, Sarah Lucas, Colin Lowe and Roddy Thomson: Temple of Bacchus. Until 27 April

NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE University Gallery, Northumbria University, Norman Cornish: A shot against time. Until 25 April

NORWICH Castle Museum and Art Gallery, Flower power. Until 5 May

Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts, Sitting pretty. Until 22 April. The Anderson Collection of Art Nouveau. Until 4 May

OXFORD Ashmolean Museum, The four seasons. Until 25 May. An Englishman's travels in Egypt. 23 April-20 July. A boyhood passion: The James de Rothschild Collection of Ancient Coins. 29 April-27 July

Christ Church Picture Gallery, Country life. Until 27 April

Museum of Modern Art, Jake and Dinos Chapman: The rape of creativity. 12 April-8 June

Museum of the History of Science, Horological masterworks: English seventeenth-century clocks from a private collection. Until 31 May

RUGBY Art Gallery and Museum, John Myers. Until 25 May

SALFORD QUAYS The Lowry, Grace Robertson: A sympathetic eye. Until 6 April. Lowry's travels. Until 6 July

SHEFFIELD Graves Art Gallery, Bright lights: Contemporary work by artists from Japan. Until 26 April

Millenium Galleries, John Constable: A breath of fresh air. Until 27 April

SOUTHAMPTON City Art Gallery, Renaissance to revolution. Until 8 June

ST IVES Tate Gallery, Painting not painting. Until 11 May

SUDBURY Gainsborough's House, The Coronation series. Until 5 May

YORK City Art Gallery, William Barns-Graham. Until 24 April

AUSTRALIA

ADELAIDE Art Gallery of South Australia, Seeing the centre: The art of Albert Namatjira 1902-59. Until 4 May

CANBERRA National Gallery of Australia, Jackson Pollock's Blue Poles. The Spread of Time: The photography of David Moore. Both until 21 April

SYDNEY Art Gallery of New South Wales, True stories: Art of the East Kimberley. Until 27 April

AUSTRIA

VIENNA Kunsthistorisches Museum, Budapest at the end of the century. Until 15 April. Zeit des Aufbruchs: Budapest und Wien zwischen Historismus und Avantgarde. Until 22 April

MAK-Osterreichisches Museum fur angewandte Kunst, Otto Muhl. Until 9 June

Museum moderner Kunst, Focus 01. Until 26 October

BELGIUM

GHENT Museum voor Schone Kunsten, Mary Magdalen: From the middle ages until now. Until 6 April

CANADA

MONTREAL Museum of Fine Arts, Voyage into Myth: The French Avant-Garde from Gauguin to Matisse from the Hermitage Museum. Until 27 April

Canadian Centre for Architecture, Herzog and de Meuron: Archaeology of the mind. Until 6 April

NEW BRUNSWICK Beaverbrook Art Gallery, Marc Seguin: Rose windows. Natalika Husar: Blond with dark roots. Both until 13 April

OTTAWA National Gallery of Canada, Confluence: Contemporary Canadian photography. Manufactured landscapes: The photographs of Edward Burtynsky. Both until 4 May. Suzor-Cote, 1869-1937: Light and matter. Until 11 May

QUEBEC Musee du Quebec, Tom Thompson. Until 4 May. Minutes. Until 25 May

TORONTO Art Gallery of Ontario, Inlight: Seth Price. Until 6 April. Kathe Kollwitz: The art of compassion. Until 25 May

Royal Ontario Museum, Tree spirit: The woodcuts of Naoko Matsubara. Until June

CHILE

SANTIAGO Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes, The Last Supper. Until 4 May

DENMARK

COPENHAGEN Kunstforeningen, The Expressionists. Until 4 May

Statens Museum for Kunst, The children's art museum. Until 21 April. Impressionism and Scandinavia. Until 25 May

FINLAND

HELSINKI Kiasma Museum of Contemporary Art, Double dress: Yinka Shonibare. Until 7 September

FRANCE

AMIENS Musee de Picardie, Valerie Favre: Oeuvres recentes. Until 27 April

BORDEAUX Musee des Arts Decoratifs, Martine Bedin. Until 12 May

GRENOBLE Musee de Grenoble, La nouvelle objectivite: Allemagne annees 20. Until 11 May

LILLE Palais des Beaux-Arts, Carolus-Duran. Until 9 June

LIMOGES Musee AdrienDubouche, Un bestiaire fantastique: Avisseau et la faience de Tours (1840-1910). Until 12 May

NICE Musee des Beaux-Arts, Jules Cheret and pastels. Until 1 June

PARIS Centre Georges Pompidou, Le portrait? Until 7 April. Ugo Rondinone: Roundelay. Until 28 April. Philippe Starck. Until 12 May. Nicolas de Stael (1914-1955). Until 30 June

Galerie Nationale du Jeu de Paume, Rene Magritte. Until 9 June

Galeries Nationales du Grand Palais, Chagall. Until 23 June

Institut Neerlandais, From Watteau to Ingres. Until 18 May

Maison de la culture du Japon a Paris, Black out: Contemporary Japanese photography. Until 12 April

Musee d'Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris, Malev4tch. Until 27April

Musee du Louvre, Le labryinthe de Versailles grave par Sebastien Le Clerc (1637-1714). M6moires du visible: Cuivres et estampes de la Chalcographie du Louvre. Both until 14 April. Michel-Ange: Les dessins du Louvre. Until 23 June. Chaoubtis: Des travailleurs pharaoniques pour l'eternite. Until 30 June

Musee du Luxembourg, Me! Self-portraits of the twentieth century. Until 30 June

Musee Maillol, Raoul Dufy. Until 26 June

Musee Zadkine, Vus par Zadkine: Vincent and Theo van Gogh. 24 April-21 September

PONT-AVEN Musee de Pont-Aven, Charles Cottet: L'oeuvre grave. Until 23 June

TOULOUSE Musee Paul-Dupuy, Pierre-Henri de Valenciennes. Until 30 June

GERMANY

BERLIN Brucke Museum, Die Brucke: Works from the Brucke Museum collection. Until 21 September

Georg Kolbe Museum, Georg Kolbe and the dance. Until 27 April

DARMSTADT Institut Mathildenhohe, Andre Masson: Pictures from the labyrinth of the soul. Until 27 April

Stiftung Museum Kunst Palast, The endless enigma: Dali and the magicians of multiple meaning. Until 8 June

FRANKFURT Schirn Kunsthalle, Dear painter, paint me: Painting the figure since late Picabia. Until 6 April. Grotesque! Until 9 June

HAMBURG Deichtorhallen, Japanese contemporary ceramics and photography: Between tradition and the present. Until 4 May

Kunsthalle, Horst Janssen im Fokus fotographien von Ingrid von Kruse. 4Until 3 August

Museum fur Kunst und Gewerbe, George Rickey. Until 4 May. Line Vautrin. 16 April-29 June. Schauplatze der Kindheit. 11 April-13 July. Portraitfotografie aus zwei Jahrhunderten. 16 April-25 January

KARLSRUHE Museum fur Neue Kunst, Martin Kippenberger. Until 27 April

MUNICH Kunsthalle der Hypo-Kulturstiftung, Otto Mueller: A retrospective. Until 22 June

Haus der Kunst, Carl Spitzweg: Travelling and roaming in Europe and 'Der gluckliche Winkel'. Until 18 May

SCHWEINFURT Museum Georg Schafer, Leo Putz (1869-1949): Naturlyrik und Korperkult. Until 11 May

STUTTGART Staatsgalerie, Fotokunst. Until 15 June

GREECE

RETHYMNON Centre for Contemporary Art, Pan Cretan. Until 1 May

HUNGARY

BUDAPEST Mucsarnok, Micromacro: British art at the end of the twentieth century. Until 1 June

IRELAND

DUBLIN City Gallery, Wordsong by Laura Gannon. Until 18 May

National Gallery of Ireland, Paul Henry 1876-1958. Until 18 May

ISRAEL

JERUSALEM The Israel Museum, Mordecai Ardon: Landscapes of infinity. Until August

ITALY

FLORENCE Galleria degli Uffizi, Dove il sl suona: Gli Italiani e la loro lingua. Until 30 September

Museo di San Marco, Fifteenthcentury illuminations in San Marco from the circle of Fra Angelico. Until 10 June

Palazzo Medici-Riccardi, Secret rooms, vanished rooms. Until 28 September

GENOA Galleria Nazionale di Palazzo Spinola, Joos van Cleve e Genova: Intorno al ritratto di Stefano Raggio. Until 13 April

MILAN Pinacoteca di Brera, Never seen Brera. Until 6 April

PARMA Galleria Nazionale, Parmigianino e il manierismo europeo. Until 15 May

ROME Accademia di San Luca, Melchiorre Caffa. Until 22 April

Complesso del Vittoriano, Impressionist portraits: From Manet to Gauguin. Until 6 July

Istituto Nazionale Grafica, Engravings: From Mantegna to Chagall. Until 16 April

Palazzo Venezia, Parisian painters: 1900-20. Until 30 June

Villa Medici, Accademia di Francia, Majesty of Spain, from Napoleon to the unity of Italy: The world capital of the arts. Until 29 June

TURIN Fondazione Italiana per la Fotografia, Franco Fontana: Route 66. Until 11 May

VENICE Palazzo Grassi, The pharaohs. Until 25 May

NETHERLANDS

AMSTERDAM De Nieuwe Kerk, The wealth of the Stroganofs: The story of a Russian family. Until 21 April

Historisch Museum, Amsterdam silver: Highlights from the silver collection of the City of Amsterdam. Until 17 August

Rijksmuseum, Hendrick Goltzius (1558-1617): Drawings, prints and paintings. Muscular bronze: Sculptures by Willem van Tetrode. Both until 25 May

Rijksmuseum Amsterdam Schiphol, Rembrandt and Jan Steen at Schiphol Airport. Until 6 April

Van Gogh Museum, Vincent's choice. Until 15 June

OTTERLO Kroller-Muller Museum, Vincent and Helene. Until 12 October

ROTTERDAM Kunsthal, Kees van Dongen: Parading on paper. Until 27 April. Andre Kertesz (1894-1985): Distortions. Until 4 May. Impressionism and Post-Impressionism: The miracle of colour. Until 25 May

Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen, Een persoonlijk stempel. Shine: Wishful fantasies and visions of the future in contemporary art. Both until 21 April

NEW ZEALAND

ROTORUA Museum of Art and History, Reclaimed: Recycling in British art and design. Until 11 May

SLOVENIA

LJUBLJANA Mednarodni Graficni Likovni Center, In print. Until 15 May

SPAIN

BARCELONA Fundacio Joan Miro, False innocence. SaVoir. Both until 1 June

Museu d'Art Contemporani, Richard Hamilton: Retrospective. Until 1 June

BILBAO Guggenheim Museum, Alexander Calder. Until 1 November

Museo de Bellas Artes, Jacques Lipchitz: Drawings and sculpture. Until 1 June

MADRID Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza, Musical analogies: Kandinsky and his contemporaries. Until 25 May. Ribera: The Pieta. Until 11 May

Fundacion Juan March, The spirit of modernity: From Goya to Giacometti. Until 8 June

Museo Nacional del Prado, Vermeer and the Dutch interior. Until 8 May

SWEDEN

STOCKHOLM Nationalmuseum, From El Greco to Dali: A dialogue with Spanish painting. Until 18 May. From tail to trunk: An exhibition about animals. Until 10 August

SWITZERLAND

BASEL Fondation Beyeler, Expressive! Until 10 August

Museum fur Gegenwartskunst, Michael Raedecker: Instinction. Until 21 April. Body and soul bared: Expressionist works on paper in the Kupferstichkabinett Basel. Until 22 June

GENEVA Cabinet des Estampes, The Estampes redeployed: Pamphlets, fliers, accordions and 'leporelli'. Until 13 April. Russia 1913-1922: An avant-garde couple. 24 April-15 June

Musee d'Art et d'Histoire, Caspar Wolf: Un peintre a la decouverte des Alpes. Until 27 April. Voyages en Egypte. 16 April-31 August. Musical interlude. Until 12 October

Musee d'art Moderne et Contemporain, Ivan Keser: Local news, 1993-2003. Until 20 April

Musee Rath, Parures triomphales. Until 20 July

LAUSANNE Musee Cantonal des Beaux-Arts, Louis Soutter, 1871-1942. Until 4 May

ZURICH Kunsthaus, Francis Ales. Until 11 May. Duane Hanson. Until 13 July

Museum Rietberg, The art of love: The pleasures and pains of love in world art. Until 27 April

USA

ATLANTA High Museum of Art, Faces and places: Picturing the self in self-taught. Land of myth and memory: Clarence John Laughlin and photographers of the south. Both until 9 August

BALTIMORE Museum of Art, The art of the Ballets Russes. Until 4 May. The history of photography in two brief instalments. Until 25 May. A grand legacy: Five centuries of European art. Continuing. Gregor Piatigorsky: Virtuoso as collector. Until 8 June

Walters Art Museum, Origins of the Russian avant-garde. Until 25 May. The Faberge Menagerie. The world of Jerry Pinkney. Both until 27 July. Art of the ancient Americas. Continuing. Everyday life and love in Dutch and Flemish painting of the seventeenth century. Until Septernber

BOSTON Institute of Contemporary Art, Building a vision: Diller and Scofidio in Boston. Carston Holler. Both until 27 April

McMullen Museum of Art, Eire/land. Until 19 May

Museum of Fine Arts, Eighteenth-century French art featuring the Swan Collection. Ongoing. Impressions of light: The French landscape from Corot to Monet. Until 13 April. Visions and revisions: Art on paper since 1960. Until 21 September

CAMBRIDGE, MA Arthur M. Sackler Museum, Image and empire: Picturing India during the colonial era. Until 25 May

Fogg Art Museum, Beauford Delaney: The color yellow. Until 4 May. Bruegel to Rembrandt: Dutch and Flemish drawings from the Maida and George Abrams Collection. Until 6 July

CHICAGO Art Institute, David Adler, architect: The elements of style. Until 18 May

Smart Museum of Art, Symbol and substance: The Elaine Ehrenkranz Collection of Japanese lacquer boxes. Until 6 April

Spertus Institute of Jewish Studies, Standing on the shoulders. Until 6 April. Shaping history: Chicago Jewish women in the twentieth century. Until 31 October

CINCINNATI Art Museum, Panoramic Ohio: Photographs by Thomas R. Schiff. Until 27 April. Extraordinary gifts: Selected paintings from the Procter & Gamble Company. Until 12 September

CLEVELAND Museum of Art, Interior portraits: Zwelethu Mthethwa photographs. Until 23 April. Treasures of a lost art: Italian manuscript painting of the middle ages and renaissance. Until 4 May. The gilded age: Treasures from the Smithsonian American Art Museum. Until 18 May.

DALLAS Museum of Art, Sigmar Polke: New work. Until 6 April. Come forward: Emerging art in Texas. Progressive Texas: Art at the Texas Centennial of 1936. Both until 11 May

FORT WORTH Kimbell Art Museum, Modigliani and the artists of Montparnasse. Until 25 May

GAINESVILLE Samuel P. Ham Museum of Art, The drawings of Frangois Boucher. Until 18 April. Drawing in renaissance and baroque Siena: Sixteenth- and seventeenth-century drawings from Sienese collections. Until 20 April. The culture of violence. Until 27 April. Jack Nichelson. 22 April-30 August. Janet Fish. 29 April-12 October. The Pearsall Collection of American Indian art: 40th anniversary selections. Until March 2005

GREENWICH Bruce Museum of Arts and Science, Pleasures of collecting: Part II, twentieth-century and contemporary art. Until 13 April. For a better world: Posters from the United Nations. Until 25 May. Unearthing the allure of gems. 26 April-7 September. Avian Amulets: Bird imagery and symbolism of native Americans. Until 19 October

HANOVER Hood Museum of Art, A sense of common ground: Excerpts. Until 22 June

HARTFORD Wadsworth Atheneum, Love of an engineer. 11 April-28 September

HOUSTON Menil Collection, Donald Judd: The early work, 195-668. Until 27 April. Jasper Johns: Drawings. Until 4 May

Museum of Fine Arts, Ellsworth Kelly: Red green blue. 27 April-27 July. Dreaming in pictures: The photography of Lewis Carroll. Until 18 May. Paris in the age of Impressionism: Masterworks from the Muse d'Orsay. 6 April-29 ]une

INDIANAPOLIS Museum of Art, Vik Muniz. Until 13 April. Symphony in color. Until 1 May. All that glitters: Fashion from the collection. Until 4 May

LOS ANGELES County Museum of Art, Ansel Adams at 100. Sargent and Italy. Both until 11 May. Laura Owens. Until 22 June. The legacy of Genghis Khan: Courtly art and culture in Western Asia 1256-1353. 13 April-27 July. Making. Until 1 September. Luxury textiles East and West. Until 8 February 2004.

J. Paul Getty Museum, Bill Viola: The passions. Until 27 April. Surrealist muse: Lee Miller, Roland Penrose, and Man Ray. Until 15 June. Robert Motherwell: A la pintura. Until 22 June. Between heaven and earth: Images of Christ and the Virgin. French Baroque drawings. Both until 29 June

Museum of Contemporary Art, Lucian Freud. Until 25 May. Roy McMakin: A door meant as adornment. Until 29 June. Public record. 6 April-3 August

MIAMI BEACH Wolfsonian, From emperors to Hoi Polloi: Portraits of an era 1851-1945. Until 11 May

MILWAUKEE Art Museum, African Sculpture: Bamana art from Mali. From pop to now: Selections from the Sonnabend Collection. Both until 11 May. Graciela Iturbide: Images of the spirit. Until 1 June

MINNEAPOLIS Institute of Arts, The declaration of independence road trip. 25 April-4 May. Shaped with a passion: The Carl A. Wyerhauser Collection of Japanese Ceramics from the 1970s. 12 April-8 June. Making waves: The Vanguard radio, 1820-1950. Until 3 October

NEW HAVEN Yale University Art Gallery, Edgar Degas: Defining the modernist edge. The once and future art gallery: Renewing Yale's oldest museum. Both until 18 May. Homer to Hopper: Masters of American Watercolor. Until 8 June

NEW ORLEANS Museum of Art, Subject and creator: Women in Edoperiod Japanese painting. Until June

NEW YORK American Folk Art Museum, St Adolf-giant-creation: The art of Adolf Wolfli. Until 18 May

Asia Society Galleries, Montien Boonma: Temple of the mind. Until 11 May

Bard Graduate Center, Quiet beauty: Fifty centuries of Japanese folk ceramics from the Montgomery Collection. Until 15 June

Guggenheim Museum, Boccioni's Materia: A futurist masterpiece and the Parisian avant-garde. Until 27 April. Matthew Barney: The Cremaster cycle. Until 11 June

Jewish Museum, Camels and caravans: Daily life in ancient Israel. Until June. Entertaining America: Jews, movies, and broadcasting. Until 14 September

Memorial Art Gallery, Leaving for the country: George Bellows at Woodstock. 13 April-22 June

Metropolitan Museum of Art, Purists at the Hindu courts. Until 6 April. Genesis: Ideas of origin in African sculpture. Until 13 April. African-American artists, 1929-45: Prints, drawings and paintings in the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Until 4 May. Photographs by Thomas Struth. Until 18 May. Manet/Velgzquez: The French taste for Spanish painting. Until 8 June. Chinese export art at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Until 13 July

Morgan Library, Picturing natural history: Flora and fauna in drawings, manuscripts, and printed books. Until 4 May

Museum of Modern Art, Matisse/Picasso. Until 19 May

Neue Galerie, Christian Schad and the Neue Sachlichkeit. Until 9 June

Yeshiva University Museum, A memorial to lost souls: Threads of light by Luise Kloos. Until 27 July. Children of the lost tribe of Dan: Photography by Win Robins. Until 3 August

OKLAHOMA City Museum of Art, Empire of the sultans: Ottoman art from the Khalili Collection. Until 27 April

OMAHA Joslyn Art Museum, Michael Goldberg. Until 6 April. Distinctly American: The photographs of Wright Morris. Until 11 May. Jun Kaneko. Tapestry of life: Howard Buffett photographs. Both until 18 May

PHILADEPLPHIA Institute of Contemporary Art, Edna Andrade: Optical paintings 1963-86. Intricacy. Justine Kurland. All until 6 April

Museum of Art, Degas and the dance. Until 11 May

PITTSBURGH Frick Art and Historical Center, Millet to Matisse: Nineteenth- and twentieth-century French painting from Kelvingrove Art Gallery, Glasgow. Until 25 May

PORTLAND Art Museum, In varied and particular ways: Diverse images from a century of photography. Until 1 June

PRINCETON Art Museum, Photographs by Edward Ranney. Until 7 June. The art of structural design: A Swiss legacy. Until 15 June. Shuffling the deck: The collection reconsidered. Until 29 June. The new vulgarians: New York Pop Art from the '50s and '60s. Until 31 August

RHODE ISLAND, RISD Museum of Art, On the wall: Wallpaper by contemporary artists. Until 20 April

SAINT LOUIS Art Museum, Dox Thrash: An African American master printworker rediscovered. Until 13 April. Jeweled arts of India in the age of the Mughals. Until 20 April. Ellen Gallagher: Currents 88. Until 11 May. Painted prints: The relevation of color in northern renaissance and baroque engravings, etchings and woodcuts. Until 18 May

SAN DIEGO Museum of Art, The magician and the mechanic: Tamarind lithography workshop, the early years. Until 4 May. A The grandeur of Viceregal Mexico: Treasures from the Museo Franz Mayer. Until 18 May

SANTA FE Georgia O'Keeffe Museum, Debating American modernism: Stieglitz, Duchamp, and the New York avant-garde. Until 20 April

SEA2-TLE Art Museum, Over the line: The art and life of Jacob Lawrence. Until 4 May. George Washington: A national treasure. Until 20 July. Hero/anti-hero. Until 20July

TOLEDO Museum of Art, Splendid pages: The Molly and Walter Bareiss Collection of modern illustrated books. Until 11 May. Van Gogh: Fields. Until 18 May

WASHINGTON DC Hillwood Museum, The myths of St Petersburg: Impressions of the city from the Hillwood Collection. Until 31 December

National Gallery of Art, Edouard Vuillard. Until 20 April. Thomas Gainsborough. Until 11 May. Ernst Ludwig Kirchner in Dresden and Berlin. Until 1 June

Phillips Collection, Margaret Bourke-White: The photography of design, 1927-1936. Until 11 May

Textile Museum, Hold it: Textiles as containers. Until 8 June. Carpets of Andalusia. Until 10 August

WELLESLEY MA Davis Museum and Cultural Center, The space between: Artists engaging race and syncretism. Until 8 June

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