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The Mirror and the Palette by Jennifer Higgie, review — putting female artists back into art history
A study of self-portraits charts 500 years of women’s art
Waldemar Januszczak on the mad rise in auction prices
A frenzied lockdown desire to collect things has overtaken us, and it’s having a dire effect on the art market
Waldemar Januszczak on why artists must fight a new urge to ‘collectivise’
The art world is abuzz with the idea of collectives — and it should make your heart sink
The new paranormal: how the art historians got it wrong
Spiritualism’s surprising influence on modern art is finally being celebrated
Waldemar Januszczak on how Kehinde Wiley is waking up art
The artist’s National Gallery show should shake things up
Better a Gormley ‘sex toy’ sculpture than a B-list tribute to Mills & Boon
Criticism of a Suffolk beach installation shows ideas about public sculpture are set in stone
Waldemar Januszczak on the art of making out and the National Gallery’s top paintings
Science may not be able to explain it, but artists show us the meaning of kissing
Waldemar Januszczak on the history behind the film The Dig
There’s more at stake than treasure in the story we tell about Sutton Hoo
Photo that proves football is still the beautiful game
Have you ever seen a happy sports photographer? Me neither. We go to the football to be excited and uplifted. Sports photographers go to get cold and rained on, and to have Adebayo Akinfenwa crashing down on their nuts after another poor Wycombe Wanderers corner. No wonder they come across as such a grumpy breed. […]