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Three thousand pictures, discovered long after his death, shed light on the artist’s intriguing strangeness
Energy and delight shine brightly in a New York retrospective that takes in dictatorship, indigenous rights, love and war
The paintings triumph at this long-delayed show at the Museum of Fine Arts, despite concerns over the use of Klan imagery
The Japanese-American artist tantalises with works that subvert minimalism
Brimming with anarchic humour and surreal surprises, these collaged miniatures are the star of a New York exhibition
The New York museum’s detective work reunites 10 of the objects depicted in the canvas
A mid-career retrospective shows how the artist stages scenes that seem physically and emotionally real
In the New York museum’s survey of American art the sharpest pieces reflect on today
The Metropolitan Museum showcases the 19th-century artist in an exhibition of frank, profoundly affecting pictures
The museum’s show finds a reasonable middle ground between lionising the prophet and trashing the sinner
The show at the New Museum in New York explores the artist’s revolutionary career across 50 years
An exhilarating retrospective brings together works that have not been shown publicly in decades and never in a single exhibition
Exhibition in an Upper East Side townhouse highlights how myth and reality blended in domestic decoration
The LA-based sculptor offers macho acts of destruction and subtle psychological commentary
A New York exhibition of David’s drawings and sketches shows how his radical style developed through the republic and Napoleon
Exhilarating New York exhibition ‘A Trillion Sunsets’ interrogates image overload
The Tudor painter captured elaborate details but often left his sitters’ personalities a mystery
He uses his body to reflect on himself, American life and the demands of art
The artist makes luminous work that is filled with strong emotion and political weight
The Chicago artist’s works, drawn from the world and his imagination, are on show in New York
The artist’s retrospective at the Glenstone museum shows his work’s ambition and its sense of inescapable loneliness
A retrospective highlights how the artist plays with masks and appearance — but always focuses on herself
A new exhibition in New York shows how the studio’s films delighted in European objects and artefacts
Edmund de Waal’s carved netsuke bring the words of his memoir hauntingly to life
The Barnes Collection show reveals how the French artist explored love, desire, family and jealousy
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