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Artists such as Jasper Johns and Robert Rauschenberg flourished in the city at a moment of pivotal change
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The artist’s large-scale collages that celebrate ‘the excess of the world’ are finally on show in London
The programme’s one new work, by Jérôme Bel, was the weakest
Mirrored socks and sensuality feature in three dance pieces inspired by the artist
Guston, Tobey and Rauschenberg exhibitions lead a triumphant year for US art
Long before Hirst and Emin, the US artist created ‘Combines’ out of fragments of the real world
Exhibition includes 200 examples of pioneering US artist’s work during six-decade career
The US artist was one of life’s great collaborators, working with music, choreography and every kind of media. Five artists share what he means to them
After an influential 1985 Beijing show by the late American painter, his work is being exhibited there once again
Kinetic, colourful pieces created in India in 1955 are to go on sale next month
A Miami exhibition by two titans of the art world argues for the dominance of figuration over abstraction in the internet era
Exhibitions planned for 2016 include O’Keeffe, Bacon and Nash
Aged 83, the painter and draughtsman remains a towering figure of American art. His latest work, previewed here, is among his most personal and accomplished
An evening of light and shade, fully brought to life by Jiří Kylián’s ‘Doux mensonges’
Less is more for gallerist Daniella Luxembourg
Five artists interact with their ‘guy to beat’, Marcel Duchamp, in an ambitious new London show
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German artist Kurt Schwitters had a special relationship with Britain and his influence is still felt
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The hand-painted masterpiece goes on display on Saturday at a car park in east London
The foundations established by the giants of modern art have become a philanthropic force to reckon with
This show of dazzling constructions is billed as an investigation of perspective and perception, but it is much more than that
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