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Is Delacroix the true father of modern art? Not quite, but he put in the groundwork

Technology has helped turn narcissism into an art form, the Whitechapel’s new show reveals

Go to the Bosch show in Holland, urges Waldemar Januszczak, to see the start of the art of our time

From Kanye and Kim portraits to huge copper threads, the Saatchi Gallery’s all-female show is 2016’s first humdinger

The epic rise and fall of a now forgotten artist who was the talk of the 1950s

The dazzling Indian jewels on display at the V&A inspire a childlike sense of awe — and greed

Julia Margaret Cameron was a pioneer consumed by a very Victorian nostalgia

Waldemar has some simple advice for Tate Britain’s new director

Master forger Shaun Greenhalgh rocked the art world from his shed. Now his memoir reveals how he did it and makes an astonishing claim about a da Vinci and a checkout girl

Michael Craig-Martin’s portraits of electronic devices do what all the best still lifes should do — remind us of our mortality