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Yinka Shonibare CBE: Suspended States – a 'stunning' show
The Week Recommends Serpentine Gallery exhibition touches upon slavery, colonialism and global warming
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Antony Gormley's Time Horizon – a 'judgmental army' of 100 cast-iron men
The Week Recommends Sculptures are 'everymen questioning the privilege of their surroundings' at the Norfolk stately home
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Bruegel to Rubens: a rare opportunity to see 'outstanding' art
The Week Recommends The exhibition examines 16th and 17th-century Flemish drawings
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Perth Museum – the anticipated return of the Stone of Scone
the week recommends The newly redeveloped Perth Museum is now 'brighter and more open'
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Five exhibitions to visit this spring
The Week Recommends From 'subversive' textiles to exquisite Flemish drawings, there's something for every art lover
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The birth of impressionism
The Explainer Now iconic, the style of art characterised by airy colors and undefined brushstrokes was criticised in its early days
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The cultural fight over Michelangelo's David
Under the Radar Some in Italy are trying to stop what they consider 'debasing' use of the sculpture
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Francesca Woodman and Julia Margaret Cameron: experimental portrait photography
the week recommends Their careers are separated by time but joined by their shared interest in spectral, dream-like atmospheres
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Andy Warhol: The Textiles – the iconic artist's 'overlooked' beginnings
the week recommends Warhol's early commercial work 'presaged' his ascendance to pop art stardom
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The art world and motherhood: the end of a final taboo?
Talking Point Hettie Judah's new touring exhibition offers a 'riveting riposte' to old cliches
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Tropical Modernism: Architecture & Independence – rise and fall of unique design
the week recommends A 'nuanced' and 'scholarly' examination of European architecture across the 'late British empire'
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The Damien Hirst formaldehyde dates row
Why Everyone's Talking About Newspaper claims three Hirst sculptures from 2017 were pre-dated to his 1990s Turner Prize-winning days
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Angelica Kauffman: 'shrewd and entertaining' exhibition
the week recommends One of two female founders of the Royal Academy, time was 'not kind to her reputation'
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Keith Piper and Tate Britain's 'undeniably racist' mural
Talking Point Black British artist creates a 'measured' response to 'offensive' artwork that is now back on display
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