Frida Kahlo, John Constable, and Aleksandra Kasuba Lead This Week's Art Highlights

Tate Modern in London opens 'Frida: The Making of an Icon' from June 25 to January 3, focusing on Frida Kahlo's influence and posthumous fame. The British Museum presents John Constable's open air sketches until October 4, marking his 250th birthday. White Cube at Claydon features Rachel Kneebone, Cerith Wyn Evans, and Enrico David at Claydon Park, Buckinghamshire, until September 14. The Warburg Institute hosts 'The Department of Euterpe,' an installation exploring Aby Warburg's art institute history, until October 3. Tate St Ives exhibits Aleksandra Kasuba's nature-inspired sculptures and installations until October 4. Street artist JR transformed Paris's Pont Neuf into 'La Caverne du Pont Neuf,' a cave-like artwork with sounds by Thomas Bangalter and scents by a perfumer. Gilbert & George have a mystery collaborator. A new photobook pays tribute to Spain's napkins. A self-made nude is featured at Yorkshire Sculpture Park's Indigenous American Artists exhibition. Sculptor Nicholas Pope died at 77. Tilda Swinton narrates Olivia Laing's 'The Lonely City' audiobook about artists like Andy Warhol and Edward Hopper. Martin Parr's final commission is at Lacock Abbey. The masterpiece of the week is Giorgio Schiavone's 'Saint Peter Martyr' (c. 1456-61) at the National Gallery, London.