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Intense, nervy, unhappy, the Norwegian was also a bold, inventive printmaker, as a fascinating British Museum show proves

This exhibition about the artist’s years in London offers several exciting paintings and a plotline that fizzles out

The rediscovered Botticelli at Ranger’s House is very good news — not least for what it tells us about pomegranates this Easter Day

The British artist’s latest show surrounds you with clues, but never confronts you with solutions

It’s supposed to be a biography, but Knausgaard writes more about himself than Munch

Waldemar Januszczak gets a sneak preview of the pop star’s art collection before it goes under the hammer

The RA’s definition-busting show throws all preconceptions out of the window — and you’ll find at least as many naked men as women

The Amercian artist is asking awkward questions about our gallery funding. It’s time we joined her

One of many women overlooked in the surrealist movement, Tanning is now feted with a Tate show of her own

For all its charm, the V&A’s Christian Dior exhibition shows clearly that the brand couldn’t measure up to its founder’s work