Art
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Walter Sickert at Tate Britain: a ‘riveting’ retrospective of work by ‘the duke of darkness’
The Week Recommends ‘Superbly curated’ exhibition underlines fact that Sickert was a very ‘uneven’ painter
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Venice Biennale review: full of the usual silliness, but with a sense of purpose
The Week Recommends The 59th festival of contemporary art signals an ‘epochal shift in attitudes’
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Glasgow’s new-look Burrell Collection: one of Britain’s great museums is back
The Week Recommends The unusual building has reopened to the public following a six-year, £68m refurbishment
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Raphael at the National Gallery: this ‘exhilarating’ show is a ‘revelation’
The Week Recommends Even the most grudging critics will be left in no doubt: this is a ‘superlative’ event
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The Turner Prize 2022: a ‘vintage’ shortlist?
Speed Read All four artists look towards ‘growth, revival and reinvention’ in their work
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Dozens of public art installations are drawing people to this Mississippi town
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Hockney’s Eye review: works so vibrant they ‘make the Old Masters look dull’
The Week Recommends This is a superlative exhibition that will leave you ‘in awe’ of the artist
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MSNBC's Rachel Maddow to start hosting her show just once a week
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Whistler’s Woman in White: Joanna Hiffernan – a ‘beautifully focused’ show
The Week Recommends New exhibition explores the relationship between James McNeill Whistler and his muse
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2 men arrested over bizarre plot to pose as federal officers and gift Secret Service agents 'rent-free apartments'
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U.S. will not attend G20 finance chiefs' meeting if Russia participates, Yellen says
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Carlo Crivelli: Shadows on the Sky – work ‘considered centuries ahead of its time’
The Week Recommends Ikon Gallery exhibition argues that Crivelli should be ‘celebrated for taking his own route’
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Damien Hirst: Natural History – an ‘empty and artificial’ show
The Week Recommends Show brings together some 25 formaldehyde works created by Hirst over past 30 years
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Postwar Modern: New Art in Britain, 1945-65 exhibition review
The Week Recommends This ‘enthralling’ exhibition is an in-depth exploration of post-war British art
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