Waldemar’s review on the new gallery
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All the signs of an American genius
Robert Rauschenberg is revered in the US. Now, finally, the rest of us can see why
Adrift in the techno future
The Design Museum has tripled in size — too bad it has lost its sense of purpose
Modern art is rubbish
A ‘retrospective’ of Gavin Turk, the most elusive of the YBAs, is rescued by its engrossing examination of our waste-filled lives
The power to see them as they see themselves
This spectacular tour of Royal Collection portraits holds up a mirror to artistic identity
A very great Briton
Paul Nash was our best landscape artist of the 20th century — so why is Tate Britain calling him an international modernist?
Rhapsodies in blue
A new Yves Klein show reveals the haunting beauty behind the vanity
A prayer for art history
Our critic, the son of a cleaner and a milkmaid, says the claim that art history is only for toffs is rubbish. Civilisation cannot be understood without it, so scrapping the subject at A-level is a swipe at universal values
Caravaggio saw things in a new light
The National Gallery’s latest show explores the influence of Caravaggio on his contemporaries, but none of them came close to his genius
Portrait of a dashing genius
Thrill to Picasso’s unmatchable skill and Gormley’s sensual voids
