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  • Tuesday, 28 June, 2022
    ReviewVisual Arts
    Ray Johnson, Morgan Library — banal, poetic, astonishing photographs by a man of mystery

    Three thousand pictures, discovered long after his death, shed light on the artist’s intriguing strangeness

  • Thursday, 23 June, 2022
    ReviewVisual Arts
    Chilean artist Cecilia Vicuña asks urgent cosmic questions at the Guggenheim

    Energy and delight shine brightly in a New York retrospective that takes in dictatorship, indigenous rights, love and war

  • Wednesday, 15 June, 2022
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    Philip Guston’s fearless work outshines qualms and controversy in Boston

    The paintings triumph at this long-delayed show at the Museum of Fine Arts, despite concerns over the use of Klan imagery

  • Wednesday, 25 May, 2022
    ReviewVisual Arts
    Kazuko Miyamoto’s highly strung New York show leaves us wanting more

    The Japanese-American artist tantalises with works that subvert minimalism

  • Wednesday, 18 May, 2022
    ReviewArts
    Ellsworth Kelly: postcards from the artist’s psyche

    Brimming with anarchic humour and surreal surprises, these collaged miniatures are the star of a New York exhibition

  • Wednesday, 11 May, 2022
    ReviewVisual Arts
    Matisse: The Red Studio — a painting about paintings stuns in MoMA show

    The New York museum’s detective work reunites 10 of the objects depicted in the canvas

  • Tuesday, 3 May, 2022
    ReviewPhotography
    Deana Lawson at MoMA PS1 — spellbinding images of imagined lives

    A mid-career retrospective shows how the artist stages scenes that seem physically and emotionally real

  • Wednesday, 27 April, 2022
    ReviewVisual Arts
    Whitney Biennial review — quiet works triumph over noise and obsession

    In the New York museum’s survey of American art the sharpest pieces reflect on today

  • Wednesday, 20 April, 2022
    ReviewVisual Arts
    Winslow Homer: Crosscurrents — America’s powerful painter of rage and fate

    The Metropolitan Museum showcases the 19th-century artist in an exhibition of frank, profoundly affecting pictures

  • Wednesday, 20 April, 2022
    ReviewVisual Arts
    Fictions of Emancipation: Carpeaux Recast at the Met — sex and slavery

    The museum’s show finds a reasonable middle ground between lionising the prophet and trashing the sinner

  • Tuesday, 19 April, 2022
    ReviewVisual Arts
    Faith Ringgold: American People — rewriting history, one quilt at a time

    The show at the New Museum in New York explores the artist’s revolutionary career across 50 years

  • Wednesday, 6 April, 2022
    Visual Arts
    Joan Mitchell at Baltimore Museum of Art — an immersive symphony of colour

    An exhilarating retrospective brings together works that have not been shown publicly in decades and never in a single exhibition

  • Tuesday, 29 March, 2022
    ReviewVisual Arts
    Pompeii in Color — New York show brings ancient world vividly to life

    Exhibition in an Upper East Side townhouse highlights how myth and reality blended in domestic decoration

  • Monday, 14 March, 2022
    ReviewVisual Arts
    Liz Larner at SculptureCenter — smashing, wrapping and embracing walls

    The LA-based sculptor offers macho acts of destruction and subtle psychological commentary

  • Wednesday, 2 March, 2022
    ReviewVisual Arts
    Jacques-Louis David at the Metropolitan Museum — a French revolution in art

    A New York exhibition of David’s drawings and sketches shows how his radical style developed through the republic and Napoleon

  • Thursday, 24 February, 2022
    ReviewPhotography
    What does our obsession with taking pictures say about humanity?

    Exhilarating New York exhibition ‘A Trillion Sunsets’ interrogates image overload

  • Wednesday, 23 February, 2022
    ReviewVisual Arts
    Holbein at the Morgan Library in New York — formal portraits, revealing drawings

    The Tudor painter captured elaborate details but often left his sitters’ personalities a mystery

  • Monday, 7 February, 2022
    ReviewVisual Arts
    Charles Ray at the Met — sculptures satirical and self-obsessed

    He uses his body to reflect on himself, American life and the demands of art

  • Wednesday, 26 January, 2022
    ReviewVisual Arts
    Jennifer Packer at the Whitney in New York — paintings both decorative and deep

    The artist makes luminous work that is filled with strong emotion and political weight

  • Monday, 24 January, 2022
    ReviewVisual Arts
    Joseph E Yoakum’s visionary landscapes at MoMA

    The Chicago artist’s works, drawn from the world and his imagination, are on show in New York

  • Wednesday, 12 January, 2022
    ReviewPhotography
    Photographer Jeff Wall takes on the Old Masters

    The artist’s retrospective at the Glenstone museum shows his work’s ambition and its sense of inescapable loneliness

  • Wednesday, 5 January, 2022
    ReviewVisual Arts
    Gillian Wearing at the Guggenheim — a core of molten narcissism

    A retrospective highlights how the artist plays with masks and appearance — but always focuses on herself

  • Monday, 20 December, 2021
    ReviewVisual Arts
    Inspiring Walt Disney at the Met — from Meissen to the Magic Kingdom

    A new exhibition in New York shows how the studio’s films delighted in European objects and artefacts

  • Tuesday, 14 December, 2021
    ReviewVisual Arts
    The Hare with Amber Eyes at the Jewish Museum — ghosts of a lost world

    Edmund de Waal’s carved netsuke bring the words of his memoir hauntingly to life

  • Saturday, 11 December, 2021
    ReviewVisual Arts
    Suzanne Valadon in Philadelphia — model turned exceptional painter

    The Barnes Collection show reveals how the French artist explored love, desire, family and jealousy

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