Plus: staff at the V&A go on strike; and the Mauritshuis, the Art Institute of Chicago and the Bavarian State Paintings Collection return Nazi-looted art
The Art Gallery of New South Wales explores how Sidney Nolan infused Australian art with European avant-garde ideas in his early years
The Courtauld is a fitting venue for an artist who has made his name transfiguring Old Master compositions into shimmering contemporary visions
Renoir’s critical reputation has fallen behind that of many other Impressionists in recent years. The National Gallery asks us to look again
More than any other painter of his era the Impressionist was intent on capturing the passage of time, in urban scenes as in rural ones
To mark the 130th anniversary of the birth of F. Scott Fitzgerald we look at four works that capture the spirit of the Jazz Age
Plus: Trump renews threat to demolish Kennedy Center | United States returns 58 cultural objects to China | Russia’s most important icon reportedly damaged
The Serpentine presents three installations by the Indian film-maker, including his latest work – a seven-screen piece informed by the Partition of India
The Loire Valley chateau immerses visitors in great banquets of the past by laying out four historic table services, from 1539 to 1988
The New Museum in New York puts on the artist’s largest retrospective to date, bringing together film, sculpture, photography and recent paintings
