The artist’s National Gallery show should shake things up
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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. […]
Chaïm Soutine: his best paintings
He may have lived squalidly, but the studious painter was no oik
How Covid changed the art world
The pandemic has laid waste to the industry, with last year’s biennales the casualties. Good — it’s time we returned to basics and put people back in the picture
Having a blue period? Try a pick-me-up from a virtual tribute artist
While galleries remain shut, fans of Picasso and Hockney are giving art lovers daily doses of culture with social media accounts showing off their work
Learn to mind your mannerism
Once dismissed as excessively lavish and overly distorted, the art of the late Renaissance does offer some delights
Masterpieces from Buckingham Palace at the Queen’s Gallery
The Queen’s Gallery can be overlooked but the art there weakens the knees