Apollo presents the winners of the Asian Art in London Art Awards 2021
The moustachioed can get into the Wallace Collection’s Frans Hals exhibition for free on Mondays – but Rakewell has a much better idea
Plus: Dutch court rules for return of Crimean artefacts to Ukraine, and more stories
The artists featured in this exhibition didn’t share the same outlook or methods, but their variousness is part of the point
Sadie Frost’s documentary about the designer is hardly original, but then Quant didn’t actually invent the miniskirt – and it doesn’t hurt to be reminded of her genius
From famille-verte vases to contemporary ink paintings – Emma Crichton-Miller selects her highlights from this year’s event
An exhibition in Belfast marking 100 years of the country treads rather carefully, for understandable reasons
It’s not easy to repackage a museum devoted to a Victorian missionary, but the David Livingstone Birthplace Museum has pulled it off
Bernadine Bröcker Wieder and Douglas McCarthy consider what museums are really selling when they mint NFTs – and what serious collectors want
A monumental two-part survey in Philadelphia and New York proves that the artist has always forged his own path
Time is suspended in Nicolas Poussin’s paintings of dancers who revel in the viewer’s attention
Centre Pompidou postpones renovations until after Paris Olympics, and the Ahmanson Foundation partners with the Huntington Library
Rakewell is delighted to learn that the superstar TV gardener is also something of an art aficionado
The discovery that the astrologer’s ‘scrying glass’ is made of obsidian from Mexico points to the complex global webs surrounding many Tudor objects
There’s more than one way to knock a figure off its pedestal, as a documentary about dressing up public monuments in Liverpool shows
The Ghanaian artist’s vivid prints, paintings and architectural structures were inspired by inner-city life in Kumasi
Objects that leave Earth may reach astronomical prices on their return – but there are other reasons for sending art into space
The spirit of innovation and manufacture lives on in the Midlands city – as a redeveloped museum on the site of the old silk mill makes clear
Plus: Atta Kwami (1956–2001) and Biden restores federal protections for Utah national monuments
The film-maker deserves pride of place in any history of early cinema – as the Cinèmathèque française’s new display confirms
Nudes by Titian, Rubens and Schiele are now available to viewers on the adults-only subscription service
Bevis Marks has seen off the latest threat to its existence, but such a significant site deserves much better
Built to rival the Dome of the Rock in Jerusalem, the great mosque in Damascus has always been claimed by rival faiths
The Chilean artist’s practice of folding up his work and posting it to galleries began as a means of evading the censors
