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Admire their cheek

    Naughty sculptures and a feisty attitude make for a lively Turner prize show

    Abstract Expressionism — the show of the year

      The Royal Academy stirs the spirits with a marvellous selection

      Moving pictures

        The noisy video works in the Infinite Mix show surprise. Nicholas Serota’s move to the Arts Council does not

        The times they were a-changin’

          The V&A’s fab exhibition makes Waldemar Januszczak first dance for joy, then think about the darker side of the 1960s

          Ready for our close-up

            In a parade of selfies old and new, two modern women steal the show

            Takes the breath away

              It’s uphill work, but visiting the art installed in Edinburgh’s great buildings is worth it. And the surrealist show is outstanding

              Ragnar rocks

                The world’s finest performance artist has landed at the Barbican — and he’s a cheeky so-and-so

                The man who drew too much

                  Raqib Shaw’s extravagant reworkings of Renaissance art reach fever pitch — and stay there

                  Strained quality of Mersey

                    Liverpool might be the coolest of venues for a vast Biennial, but if it’s great art you’re after, you’ll be sadly disappointed

                    Heading for the hills

                      Georgia O’Keeffe isn’t only about sublimated sexual imagery — there’s a charge to everything she painted, as the Tate’s show proves