Art
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Everyone from Warhol to Dolce & Gabbana pays homage to this most modern of Renaissance masters in a beautifully choreographed show at the V&A
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The market may have cooled but there’s still plenty to see at New York’s art fairs – not least a concerted turnout for African art at the Armory and a grown-up, but still fresh, Independent
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The Royal Academy celebrates a Renaissance great, Patti Smith opens up about photography, plus let’s all move to Palm Springs
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Gabriele Finaldi is right. The Tate shouldn’t have exclusive access to 20th-century art. It’s time to end these closed-minded historical art wars
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Hilma Af Klimt | Laura Ford | Martin Healy | Ryoichi Kurokawa | Pádraig Timoney | Kalliopi Lemos | A Public Resource
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Af Klint’s extraordinary paintings harness geometry, science and sex; as do the alchemical installations of art collective Das Institut. Together they delight
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From Aleah Chapin’s super-sized greying nudes to Eduardo Paolozzi’s tender casts of his own hands, the art on show at the Royal College of General Practitioners is all flesh and blood and bones and sinew
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My Eye on You, written for the duo Kai and Sunny, stars a character from The Bone Clocks with the ability to alter time. Here, Mitchell recalls being sparked into action by seeing drawing like ‘a picture of God’s retina’
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The best political art is always viciously negative. And the monsterly qualities of Donald Trump are crying out for some hard-hitting mockery. So where are the likes of Chuck Close and Jeff Koons?
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The Met has a new space for contemporary art in the brutalist building once occupied by the Whitney – but will the shows there be worthy of the illustrious mothership?
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UK’s largest ever exhibition of US artist will be Tate Modern’s first show since £26m revamp and aims to counter ‘conservative male’ readings of her work
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Mary Magdalene in Ecstasy was found in a private collection in 2014 and is part of exhibition at National Museum of Western Art
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Break-ins at Cambridge’s Fitzwilliam and Durham’s Oriental museums marred by near-comical mishaps
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Anish Kapoor has the exclusive rights to paint using Vantablack, the blackest black that has ever existed – but other artists are keen to use it
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Artist Mar Cerdà creates highly designed miniature worlds – and the work of The Darjeeling Limited director was the perfect template for one of her latest projects
Jonathan Jones on art Fit for McQueen? London's big three museums exhibit Victorian era values