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Vilhelm Hammershoi – So many shades of grey

    A show dedicated to the Danish painter Vilhelm Hammershoi leaves our critic down and nearly out

    Wyndham Lewis’s big mistake

      Yes, he was a fascist sympathiser, but the firebrand vorticist Wyndham Lewis is still one of our finest portraitists

      Richard Prince: the American dreamer

        The car’s not the only star in Richard Prince’s powerful British debut

        Boucher and Chardin at the Wallace Collection

          Boucher and Chardin were radical opposites. The Wallace Collection’s joint exhibition is chance to decide which one is your cup of tea

          Mona Hatoum at Parasol Unit – the Sunday Times review

            Mona Hatoum’s shock tactics combine the deceptively pretty with the distinctly unnerving

            Bob Dylan at the Halcyon Gallery – the Sunday Times review

              Bob Dylan is a real genius – just not when he has a paint brush in his hand

              Blek le Rat, the man who gave birth to Banksy

                Blek le Rat is the grand old man of street art — he paved the way for our very own Banksy. After years of dodging the French authorities he’s finally making serious money. But is he still a revolutionary? Portraits by Pal Hansen

                Tracey Emin at the Royal Academy summer show

                  Tracey Emin’s gory gallery saves the RA’s average-as-ever summer show

                  Gustav Klimt: is his art worth £135m?

                    Gustav Klimt’s art was erotic all right, but sexy to the tune of £135m? Our correspondent cops a feel of his Tate Liverpool show

                    The Chapmans journey to Hell and back

                      The Chapmans have remade their best work. It’s outrageously good