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Richard Dadd: Beyond Bedlam – a weird but ‘compelling’ exhibitionRoyal Academy show sensitively revisits the work of the troubled artist who spent 42 years in an asylum
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Ana Mendieta at Tate Modern: triumphant show crackles with a ‘sense of pagan magic’The Week Recommends Landmark retrospective is packed with the Cuban-American artist’s ‘raw, timely works’
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Ai Weiwei: Button Up! – an exhibition of ‘extraordinary’ courageTalking Point As a critic of the Chinese Communist Party, the artist’s ‘risk has real meaning’, but he has ‘never excelled in nuance’
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The Old Masters are seeing a renaissanceIn the Spotlight Market popularity for traditional artworks is on the rise, driven by younger artists and collectors
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Bayeux Tapestry returns to UK after 1,000 yearsSpeed Read The Medieval artwork was delivered in a high-security mission to the British Museum
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Royal Academy Summer Exhibition 2026: a ‘whirl of objects’The Week Recommends The world’s oldest open-submission exhibition offers pieces by professional and non-professional artists alike, with some hidden gems up for sale
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Frida: The Making of an Icon – trailblazing artist’s vision leaves you ‘reeling’The Week Recommends The Tate’s record-breaking show lets viewers revel in ‘Fridamania’
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Northanger Abbey: the ‘brutal’ collapse of the new Jane Austen filmUnder The Radar Freelance crew members are threatening legal action after being forced to ‘borrow petrol money to return home’
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David Hockney obituary: titan of British art who never stopped seeingIn the Spotlight
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Marilyn Monroe: A Portrait – a ‘riveting’ exhibitionThe Week Recommends ‘Perfectly conceived’ show celebrating what would have been star’s 100th birthday
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Anish Kapoor: ‘zinging’ exhibition is a ‘divine bloodbath’The Week Recommends The artist takes visitors to the Hayward Gallery on a ‘metaphysical rollercoaster ride’
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Marjane Satrapi: The dissident artist who created ‘Persepolis’Feature Her graphic novel was beloved around the world
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British Landscapes: a Sense of Place – a journey that finds ‘strangeness in the familiar’The Week Recommends Pallant House exhibition features works by Graham Sutherland, Eric Ravilious and Paul Nash
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6 engaging museum exhibitions to view this summerThe Week Recommends Learn all about Matisse, Locke and American Pop Art
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