Adrian Searle takes a walk across Chinese artist Ai Weiwei's latest installation at Tate Modern: 100 million porcelain sunflower seeds, each painstakingly handmade

Adrian Searle takes a tour of Big Buildings, Models and Views by Thomas Schütte at the Bundeskunsthalle in Bonn, Germany

In the latest instalment of his audio series, our art critic guides you around the 'knockout' refurbished gallery

Swiss artist Christoph Büchel's prison-like installation for the Glasgow International art festival amounts to a grimly dystopian nightmare. Adrian Searle is fascinated

Adrian Searle guides us around a new art exhibition in London, where an eye-popping collision of sex and technology pays homage to JG Ballard's dystopian vision

Adrian Searle is captivated by Boltanski's Parisian installation – an eerie disco of 15,000 beating hearts

Adrian Searle steps inside a living installation by the veteran Californian artist – and chats with the inhabitants

Adrian Searle finds the seven ages of man, from birth into a river of blood to death in the mouth of a fearsome-looking devil, are laid out in Grayson Perry's new work, The Walthamstow Tapestry

Adrian Searle is thrilled by the paintings of Californian artist Ed Ruscha, whose signs, cornstalks and burning gas stations offer a rare glimpse into the American mind

Standing in a room above a pub in east London, Adrian Searle is impressed by this hotly tipped American artist's first UK solo show – a cruise ship on a doomed voyage across the Atlantic

Adrian Searle takes us on a tour of the 'funny, serious and inscrutable' works arranged by artist Richard Wentworth for a new show at the Lisson Gallery

Adrian Searle takes a first look at Steve McQueen's new film, Giardini, at the Venice Biennale and is stunned by its ethereal melancholy

Some look saintly, some look cross ... Adrian Searle visits Francis Alÿs's tribute to Saint Fabiola at the National Portrait gallery

Join a disorientated Adrian Searle as he takes a walk around the Subversive Spaces exhibition at Manchester's Whitworth gallery

Annette Messager's articulated-disarticulated, in Adrian Searle's regular audio series on major contemporary artworks

In his regular audio series on contemporary art, Adrian Searle considers Daan van Golden's Study Giacometti, 2007

Miroslaw Balka's Nothere, in Adrian Searle's weekly audio series on major contemporary artworks

Adrian Searle assesses the Iranian painter YZ Kami's Untitled (Acharya) in the latest in his series on major contemporary artworks

Mamma Andersson's Hangover, in the latest instalment of Adrian Searle's weekly audio series on major contemporary artworks

Nancy Spero's Let the Priests Tremble, in the latest instalment of Adrian Searle's weekly audio series on major contemporary artworks