Woman Made Gallery is proud to introduce Shelly Jyoti, a contemporary artist from Baroda, India who also delves in traditional decorative art forms. She is an international exhibiting artist and her interdisciplinary work in garment design, painting and poetry writing has appeared in solo and group exhibitions within India, Singapore and North America.

Andy Warhol is one of the twentieth-century's most renowned and complex artists and twenty years after his death The Eternal Now presents an opportunity for audiences to experience at first hand some of his most important and influential work.

Bold, provocative and sublime, the works of contemporary female artists are charting new territories and breaking established grounds. Woman Made Gallery is pleased to announce its 11th International Art Open. Each year, in celebration of Women's History Month, Woman Made Gallery invites submissions from women artists worldwide.

The Whitechapel's Art Plus celebrates the flashpoints of art and other cultural forms in an exceptional one-off event, on 6 March, at 8:30pm.

Ghada Amer: Love Has No End, the first U.S. survey of the renowned artist's work, features some fifty pieces from every aspect of Amer's career as a painter, sculptor, illustrator, performer, garden designer, and installation artist. These include the iconic Barbie Loves Ken, Ken Loves Barbie (1995/2002), The Reign of Terror (2005), and Big Black Kansas City Painting—RFGA (2005), as well as a generous selection of works never before exhibited in this country.

The Vancouver Art Gallery will provide a fascinating look into the innovative artistic practice of Turkish artist Kutlug Ataman through May 19, 2008. Kutlug Ataman: Paradise and Kuba presents two large-scale video installations that give voice to two distinctly different communities – Orange County, California and a neighbourhood in Istanbul, Turkey – each describing their ideas of utopia.

TruthBeauty: Pictorialism and the Photograph as Art, 1845-1945 presents a fascinating look at the artistic movement that transformed photography from a tool of documentation to one of the most exciting means of visual expression of the twentieth century.

This spring, the long-awaited re-installation of the Corcoran Gallery of Art's world-renowned collection of American art will open in a special exhibition, The American Evolution: A History through Art. A fresh look at the Corcoran's extensive American holdings, the exhibition showcases more than 200 objects in a wide range of media, dating from the colonial era to present day. The American Evolution will open on March 1 and remain on view until July 27, 2008.

The Corcoran Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C. announces its 2008 exhibition schedule will include, Richard Avedon: Portraits of Power, on view from September 13, 2008 to January 25, 2009.

The annual ARTEXPRESS exhibition, one of the Gallery's most popular, turns 25 this year. Beginning its life as a small display for principal and teacher conferences, the exhibition has grown to attract hundreds of thousands of people annually, it will run from 2 February to 30 March 2008.

The Whitechapel presents Cornelia Parker's latest work – her interview with world-renowned writer and theorist Noam Chomsky. The exhibition will ne on view from 13 February to 30 March 2008.

Alison Watt is the seventh National Gallery Associate Artist and the youngest in the scheme's history. This exhibition marks the end of her two year period at the National Gallery and is comprised of six large scale works which were inspired by works from the Gallery's permanent collection.