Waldemar on Jenny Saville’s show at Oxford’s Ashmolean Museum
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Titian: His Life by Sheila Hale
Waldemar on the new Titian Biography
It’s not all doom and gloom
Waldemar on Edvard Munch at Tate Modern
Yoko’s barking up the right tree
Waldemar on Yoko Ono
There’s nothing to see here
Waldemar on Invisible Art at the Hayward Gallery
She broke new ground
Nancy Holt’s land art is best seen up close in the Wild West. Now you can get a flavour of it in her first British photo show
The triumph of horse power
It sounds unpromising, but The Horse turns out to be a truly compelling exhibition, says our critic
Home is where the art is
Tracey Emin comes home to Margate with an exquisitely naked show that exposes her old-fashioned soul
Has this got anything to do with the Olympics?
Historically, art and sport have never shared a platform, argues our art critic, and there’s no need for them to start now
Look again
Picasso’s Vollard Suite was just 31,300 sheets of repetitive old bull to our critic. Then he looked harder and was blown away by its deep impact