Waldemar picks his highlights from the past decade

A pugnacious Hogarth show at the Sir John Soane’s Museum is full of political pertinence

The American artist brings a quietly shocking show about slavery to Liverpool

The V&A’s motor show is full of vivid observations — understand it and you will understand humanity

Anselm Kiefer’s mind-blowing White Cube show gives us the bigger picture: it’s outrageously ambitious

Just don’t mention the P-word: Dora Maar was so much more than Picasso’s surrealist sidekick, as this intriguing — and frustrating — new show demonstrates

A Caravaggio and Bernini show in Vienna offers an exciting, intimate vision of the baroque era

Freudian slips: this retrospective reveals that the artist’s ambition was greater than his abilities

This Leonardo show might be lacking in paintings, but it does have a surprise star

Nam June Paik was the father of video art. The riot of noise, colour and vision at Tate Modern shows he was spookily ahead of his time