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The medium’s 200-year evolution from novelty to vital artistic medium is examined in a new book and Paris show
Five hundred years ago the German artist — intellectual, tourist, businessman, networker — made transformative trips across Europe
Among a series of paired exhibitions, the sculptor meets his match in a Paris extravaganza opposite Picasso
Art historian Linda Nochlin asked this question 50 years ago in a radical essay whose impact is still felt today
The Royal Academy has brought together paintings featuring animals for one of the most eagerly awaited shows of 2021
Pompidou-Metz launches an exhibition of optimistic work by the artist, who set out to reinvigorate ‘exhausted humanity’
Shuttered museums, cancelled fairs — and urgent art responding to trauma and injustice
New work at White Cube and the Royal Academy’s show pairing her with Edvard Munch confirm the artist as a vital voice even in the face of death
A rare chance to see the collections of British monarchs, from Charles I’s Baroque trophies to George IV’s Rembrandts
The West Sussex gallery hosts an exhibition of works donated by collectors of modest means
Jackie Wullschläger selects her must-read titles
In a post-Brexit, post-pandemic country, this is Turner for our winter of discontent
Sketches and finished works feature in the city’s first exhibition of work by the Venetian painter
The artist’s works conjure the sights and sounds of his native Cornwall
From abstract painting to mulching the FT, the rising artist reveals how contemporary reality informs his work
The British artist talks about how he fell in love with a ramshackle house in Normandy and discusses the work destined for a Paris show
The Franco-Moroccan photographer created an important and distinctive body of work
Beguiling biography of a textile man who shaped the Russian avant-garde during dark historical dramas
An upbeat free-to-wander exhibition combines playfulness with serious concerns of contemporary realities and metaphysics
Bronzino’s incestuous ‘Allegory with Venus and Cupid’ is the star of a London show exploring transgression in art history
At the National Gallery, the UK’s first retrospective of a Baroque woman painter has potent works that no male artist could have created
The first show devoted to this aspect of the artist’s practice opens at the Kunstforum
The artist’s elaborately produced books are celebrated in a lavish new study and a show at the Centre Pompidou
The city’s Mauritshuis is offering visitors an enthralling opportunity to view a masterpiece without crowds
An eclectic collector’s country estate, filled with five centuries of world-class paintings, is a highlight of Italy’s Capital of Culture 2020
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