Mark Dion’s ambitious installations aim to reawaken the profound wonder of childhood
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Journeys with The Waste Land at Turner Contemporary
Curated by amateurs and boosted by top-notch loans, this show is an inspired match for TS Eliot’s masterpiece poem
Charles I: King and Collector at the Royal Academy
With a wealth of Rubens, Van Dyck and Mantegna, Charles I: King and Collector is one of the best Old Master shows ever
Andreas Gursky at the Hayward Gallery
The German photographer’s images are striking, but there’s more to them than meets the eye
Crossroads — Kauffman, Judd and Morris, at Sprüth Magers
A superb Kauffman, Judd and Morris show at a Mayfair gallery is a riot of colour, shape and visual poetry
Waldemar Januszczak in Cremona
The Sunday Times art critic sings the praises of the Renaissance city that’s home to the Stradivarius
Rose Wylie; Wade Guyton
Move over, YBAs. Today’s hottest artists are old enough to be your grandmothers — and they’re anything but shy and retiring
Monochrome at the National Gallery
What’s black and white and yellow all over? The National Gallery’s Monochrome show — a triumph for new ways of seeing
Gauguin l’Alchimiste and Picasso 1932, Paris
Two Paris shows ignore curatorial negativity about Gauguin and Picasso, and revel in their brilliant
Charles II — Art & Power at the Queen’s Gallery
After the austerity of Cromwell, Charles II cheered England up. A lavish show at Buckingham Palace reveals how he brought the monarchy back to glory with baroque bling