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Wales revs up, Turner casts his shadow, Gursky goes large and Wool keeps it woolly – the week in art

The Guardian 1 min read 4 hours ago

<p>Artes Mundi kicks off in Cardiff as JMW hits Liverpool, Germany’s photography star unveils his latest epics and acclaimed abstractionist Wool tries not to unravel – all in your weekly dispatch</p><p><strong>Artes Mundi 11</strong><strong><br></strong>Six artists compete in the UK’s most global art prize, giving an internationalist picture of the moment we’re in.<br>
• <a href="https://museum.wales/cardiff/whatson/12604/Artes-Mundi-11/">National Museum Cardiff</a>, until 1 March</p> <a href="https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2025/oct/24/turner-gursky-artes-mundi-wool">Continue reading...</a>
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