A study of the human condition rarely goes beyond skin deep

This evocative exhibition plays brilliantly on our food obsessions

The reissued memoir of Picasso’s mistress is a captivating portrait of a tyrant and an invaluable work of art history

After filling Tate Modern’s Turbine Hall with sunshine, Olafur Eliasson is back with fog, rain and moss

America’s first sculptural giant gets a powerful, ambitious retrospective in Yorkshire

Sherman’s exhibition showcases her witty, inventive and unexpectedly moving twists on female stereotypes

This Queen’s Gallery show offers a route to the truth about this instinctive procrastinator

Using just seven paintings, the National Gallery has pulled off an eye-opening tribute to the very Spanish Bartolome Bermejo

A brilliant retrospective in Milton Keynes shows the psychological darkness at the heart of her best work

Tate Modern’s rare show of works by the Russian artist starts foggily and ends the same way