Private gallery shows by Lynette Yiadom-Boakye and Mona Hatoum make a welcome change from the blockbusters
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William Blake at Tate Britain review — viewing it is like being drunk
The artist’s reputation has waxed and waned, but this Tate show blows away all our preconceptions
Being Human review — Wellcome Collection’s latest is ‘a sparse selection of visual clickbait’
A study of the human condition rarely goes beyond skin deep
Last Supper in Pompeii review — the Ashmolean’s show will leave you hungry for more
This evocative exhibition plays brilliantly on our food obsessions
Life with Picasso by Françoise Gilot review — a fascinating look inside his life by his young lover
The reissued memoir of Picasso’s mistress is a captivating portrait of a tyrant and an invaluable work of art history
Olafur Eliasson: In Real Life, Tate Modern review — it’s a kind of magic
After filling Tate Modern’s Turbine Hall with sunshine, Olafur Eliasson is back with fog, rain and moss
David Smith, Yorkshire Sculpture Park review — the Michelangelo of welding
America’s first sculptural giant gets a powerful, ambitious retrospective in Yorkshire
Cindy Sherman at the National Portrait Gallery review — this joyous retrospective is full of surprises
Sherman’s exhibition showcases her witty, inventive and unexpectedly moving twists on female stereotypes
Leonardo da Vinci: A Life in Drawing review — the most complete representation of his talent and his journey
This Queen’s Gallery show offers a route to the truth about this instinctive procrastinator
Bartolome Bermejo at the National Gallery review — the art history books need to be rewritten
Using just seven paintings, the National Gallery has pulled off an eye-opening tribute to the very Spanish Bartolome Bermejo