Art

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

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

This is a perfect staging point to explore Spanish capital’s Golden Triangle of Art

Herbert Art Gallery show features work by five fashionable ‘collectives’ committed to various social causes

‘Refreshing’ show curated by Yinka Shonibare brings together 1,382 works created in every medium

Is new Wallace Collection show simply ‘pale, stale and male’ or an ‘exhilarating’ testament to a ‘dazzlingly bold’ artist?

This exhibition depicts ‘a nicer, less cruel side to Freud than the one that is usually served up’

The show is both ‘resolutely inclusive’ and ‘dramatically uneven‘

The ‘massive’ €800m museum complex is designed to house Berlin’s vast holdings of non-European art

This idiosyncratic exhibition at Pallant House in Chichester focuses on the inspiration Nicholson drew from ‘mundane’ household objects

Make no mistake: this is a ‘stupendous’ show, says The Observer

Much of the appeal of this event lies in its use of unlikely locations

The Ashmolean Museum’s new show is ‘as bustling and eclectic as Tokyo itself’

This small, free exhibition at the National Gallery should not be missed

To see her work here ‘is to be immediately uplifted’, says The Observer

Socially conscious but ‘rarely preachy’, it is as exciting a survey of contemporary art as you’re likely to encounter

Her art mixes folklore and ‘fetishistic menace’, enchantment and horror – and it ‘lingers powerfully in the mind’

‘Looking at these dream-worlds is like passing through a fairy-tale forest thick with magic’

Swiss watchmaker’s support of contemporary arts continues apace

This is a blockbuster that both dazzles and informs, shedding light on one of the world’s most misunderstood nations

Bringing together some 30 paintings, the show reclaims Hamnett as ‘an artist to be reckoned with in her own right’

An exhibition at London’s Garden Museum celebrates Spry’s taste for modernity