Art

‘Superbly curated’ exhibition underlines fact that Sickert was a very ‘uneven’ painter

Art, like gold, can claim a history as ‘a store of value’, but big caveats apply

The 59th festival of contemporary art signals an ‘epochal shift in attitudes’

The unusual building has reopened to the public following a six-year, £68m refurbishment

Even the most grudging critics will be left in no doubt: this is a ‘superlative’ event

All four artists look towards ‘growth, revival and reinvention’ in their work

This is a superlative exhibition that will leave you ‘in awe’ of the artist

New exhibition explores the relationship between James McNeill Whistler and his muse

Ikon Gallery exhibition argues that Crivelli should be ‘celebrated for taking his own route’

Show brings together some 25 formaldehyde works created by Hirst over past 30 years

This ‘enthralling’ exhibition is an in-depth exploration of post-war British art

This exhibition blows traditional understandings of surrealism ‘far and wide on the winds’

Ashmolean Museum show brings together 80 works by the painter

This illuminating book suggests that we have got the English painter all wrong

The fascinating and revelatory show charts the period between 4000 BC and 1000 BC

Artist’s work makes for an ‘often surprising and sometimes frightening exhibition’

Courtauld gallery has brought together ‘outstanding group’ of artist’s self-portraits

Show brings together several dozen paintings done over the course of Bacon’s 50-year career

What the critics are saying about this Dulwich Picture Gallery exhibition of 36 finished woodcut prints

Master printmaker‘s Japanese ink drawings put on display by British Museum for the first time

Retrospective exhibition confirms the artist as ‘an irrepressible witness to our times’

Raphael, Cézanne, Sickert, Francis Bacon and Louise Bourgeois: this year promises plenty of big art shows

From a $69m collage of digital images to the return of a Picasso nine years after a near-perfect heist

This is an ‘exhilarating’ and ‘thought-provoking’ Tate Britain exhibition

This is not a large show, but the exhibits – some on loan from Peru – are ‘exceptional’

To call this major new show ‘baffling’ would be an understatement

Gallery now open to the public after closing in 2018 for a £57m refurbishment

Gallery has published report linking some of its most famous donors, artists and paintings to the Atlantic slave trade

This ‘ambitious’ Somerset House exhibition is a celebration of the comic’s ‘mercurial magic’

Painter conjured up the ‘drunken lads’, beer and roast beef of Old England – but he was no insular jingoist

Show brings together host of thrilling canvases produced by the painter in last 12 years of his life

Explore the Royal Academy’s Summer Exhibition then enjoy a slap-up Spanish lunch

Works by painter best known for controversial Camden Town nudes displayed at Walker Art Gallery in Liverpool

Poussin’s reputation as an ‘austere landscapist’ is only half the story, proves this National Gallery show