Plus: Julio Le Parc lights up Tate Modern, and Amar Kanwar’s films illuminate Indian history
Plus: Winifred Gill at the Courtauld, Carmen Herrera at Lisson and an imaginary collector’s home brought to life at Charles Ede
Plus: Hernan Bas at Victoria Miro, baroque masterpieces from Kyiv at the V&A and 2,000 years of Korean art at the British Museum
Plus: Graham Little’s strange domestic scenes at Alison Jacques, Salman Toor's after-dark images at the Courtauld and Romanesque art in Mayfair
Plus: Robert Ryman’s studies in white, the early experiments of R.B. Kitaj and how Symbolism made its way into sculpture
Plus: Elmgreen & Dragset blur the line between watching and taking part, and the British Museum draws links between 17th-century portraitists
The new director of the London fair is counting on Old Masters to breathe fresh life into the event
Plus: Walter Sickert’s brush with ennui, and Nicolas Party’s tribute to Rodin and Claudel
Plus: the home truths of Zofia Rydet, and some radically slim pickings at Senate House Library
Plus: Hugh Hayden’s absurdist Americana, and Joan Jonas redraws the boundaries between art forms
With the fair about to descend on Regent’s Park in London this month, here are some of the events not to miss, both indoors and out
