February highlights

Holbein:

Capturing Character Morgan Library and Museum, New York

11 February–15 May www.themorgan.org

This survey follows Holbein from Basel to the court of Henry VIII in England, taking in his portraits of philosophers and courtiers as well as his designs for books, prints and jewellery.

Revolusi!

Indonesia Independent Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam 11 February–5 June www.rijksmuseum.nl

Indonesian society was transformed during the revolution of

– , with artists instrumental in realising a new national identity. Paintings, posters and pamphlets from those heady years are on display here.

Art Institute of Chicago 11 February www.artic.edu

The first rehang of the museum’s Egyptian collections in some years offers fresh insights into life, death and art along the Nile. Around objects in the new gallery span a period of more than , years.

The World of Stonehenge British Museum, London 17 February–17 July www.britishmuseum.org

With some objects, ranging from spectacular grave goods to ritual headgear, this show considers the mysteries of Stonehenge alongside the wider religious, social and technological upheavals of Bronze Age Europe.

Faith Ringgold: American People New Museum, New York 17 February–5 June www.newmuseum.org Ringgold’s largest retrospective to date traces her career over six decades, from her groundbreaking narrative paintings of the civil-rights era to the celebrated ‘story quilts’ she has been making since the s.