Sin is a terrific subject for a show, if treated with curiosity and respect, but this is dumbing down

A fabulously unique show that will have you squirming

Baffling and bleak, Bruce Nauman’s work is hugely influential — and the perfect art for the Covid world

Snappy, witty, funny: the National Gallery’s new show charts the arrival of a unique female voice

Here we go again. Just as the arrival of the first swallow signals the start of spring, so the arrival of a financial crisis at the Royal Academy prompts a call for the academy to sell its most prized possession: the Taddei Tondo. Carved in Florence in the early 1500s, this unfinished relief is the […]

Some of Cecily Brown’s paintings at Blenheim misfire, but the best are snappy and subversive

Waldemar Januszczak is given exclusive access to the most important of the artist’s outpourings at the gallery’s temporary home

The academic calls depictions of the naked form ‘soft porn for the elite’. She’s behind the curve

Van Eyck may not have invented oil paints, but he mastered them in an exceptional way, as this enlightening show in Belgium proves

This fascinating exhibition reveals the full scope of his brilliance