Art

A definitive, exhaustive exhibition of the Renaissance artist is a once-in-a-lifetime blockbuster of a show

The 72-year-old took what she thought was an unwanted jacket from the Paris museum. Her newly acquired coat was actually a work aimed to recreate the garment worn by Picasso

A new exhibition celebrates - and questions - the brief flowering of creativity in 1960s Lebanon

The National Gallery’s new Raphael exhibition hints at where the artist’s talent might have led him had he not died young

A collection of artworks all have one thing in common: it only takes paste or Sellotape to make public the anger, horror and pity felt at events in Ukraine

An exhibition at Bodleian Library traces 600 years of Anglo-Dutch history through beautiful medieval manuscripts, prints, maps and animal stories

The unexpectedly timely Postwar Modern at the Barbican showcases the ability of refugee artists to create great work after escaping conflict

To celebrate Jock McFadyen’s 70th birthday, the Royal Academy’s retrospective features 30 years of paintings of the East End of London

In Testament, an exhibition at Goldsmiths Centre for Contemporary Art, contemporary artists have set about ripping up the traditional concept of statues

Photos quickly become burned into memory and can trigger a stronger human response than words or cool statistical analysis

The trailblazing artist has joined the ranks of the few artists who have enough work to more than fill two major European shows at the same time

How a disastrously expensive baseball signing gave his name to a new form of aleatoric art

A new exhibition in Milan shows us the art affluent Europeans would have seen on that 17th- and 18th-century rite of passage, the Grand Tour

With war under way, it is impossible to visit a new exhibition of Francis Bacon's work and not think about humans’ terrible vulnerability in the face of shot and shell

In a reclaimed tobacco warehouse in Umbria once used to squirrel away his favourite paintings, Alberto Burri’s work now reaches out to a wider audience

Celebrating a lost modernist pioneer

In these times of division and false narratives, this exhibition is exactly what people need

How the battle over free TV licences for pensioners led to a daring heist in 1961 by an OAP. Possibly...

The photographer escaped Ukraine as a child but returned to take these stunning images

But, where is the big money for the arts going to come from?

CHARLIE CONNELLY on the Viennese artist who shocked the laissez-faire populace of his native city

If NFTs are the future of art then the future looks bleak. But, if it is supposed to be representative of the era that generates it, then perhaps it is what we deserve.

A new exhibition explores the past 70 years of British history from the perspective of those who feel disconnected from their heritage.

FLORENCE HALLETT examines the Gulf state’s thriving cultural scene

CLAUDIA PRITCHARD enjoys a European journey in the company of a German genius.

The master satirist’s complicated relationship with his European contemporaries is explored in a stunning exhibition in London’s Tate Britain.

Conquered, subjugated, occupied. For 100 years the Poles were under the thumb of one oppressor or another, but the country fought back by creating art.

It was in her art that she truly lost herself, but this didn't stop Amrita Sher-Gil from finding fault with her work.

After the success of The Hare with Amber Eyes, potter and writer Edmund de Waal returns with an exhibition and book of fictional letters about a journey through grief.

The Sicilian city is putting its mafia controlled past behind it and forging a new reputation for art and integration.

A new exhibition of works by Pablo Bronstein couldn’t be more apt, as it reveals the ecological cost of material gratification.

A new exhibition of portrait paintings at the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam shows how Renaissance artists captured their subjects almost as clearly as we can on our phones today.