This celebration of contemporary art is the type of show you wish would come round more often

This rare show of the Norwegian artist’s most personal work is a masterclass in painting, desire and terror

Feminine Power at the British Museum is two exhibitions happening at once.

This inspired take on the classic painter’s motif was set to be my exhibition of the year

The camera loved Elizabeth II as if she were a film star and she loved it back. But I blame the Establishment School of Untalented Lackeys for all those disappointing paintings

He probably wasn’t Jack the Ripper, but he certainly tore up the rule book with art that is murky in every way

This should be art’s moment. But the me, me, me issues obsessing the pampered Gucci-clad hordes at the Venice Biennale feel terribly out of step

The British artist won the top award that eluded Bacon, Hockney and Freud.

How the spirit of the 18th century lives on in cinema

Tate Britain is transformed into a carnival but look twice, it is not so celebratory