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Ahead of a new Hayward Gallery exhibition about Louise Bourgeois, Tracey Emin remembers what it was like to be her friend and collaborator
Memorabilia exhibitions can risk being dry and faded but this lively experiential show aims to evoke the spirit of its subject with warmth and joy
The city is a treasure trove of ever-changing art, so let’s get out there
The gallery has gathered nearly half of the self-portraits the artists created across his lifetime
Artists from Ladi Kwali to Magdalene Odundo show the thrilling evolution and comforting continuity of ceramic traditions
The first show to focus on the painter since 2008 shows his unsettling understanding of humans as animals
The Leigh Bowery: Tell Them I’ve Gone to Papua New Guinea exhibition looks at the life and finest looks of a nightlife icon
A prodigal returns - after a century, one of the British artist’s best loved paintings is back on home soil for a visit
The owners want to broaden the conversation about contemporary art
Largest ever display of the Prince’s paintings to be staged at The Garrison Chapel in Chelsea
Truly, we live in a city in which great art is bountiful
The artist, famous for his portraits, has turned his attention to the landscape of art history
This exploration of the relationship between the Caribbean and Britain in art across eight decades is utterly absorbing
With handwritten lyrics, iconic looks and more, this retrospective pays loving homage to Amy Winehouse’s life and career
The biggest ever show for the 2017 Turner Prize-winner is so nearly great, but frustrated by odd installation choices
This new and recent body of work fills the gap left by her recent Tate Britain retrospective
It’s not just the exquisite eggs that are mind-blowing, but the craft... and the cost
A major star of the Northern Renaissance, it’s not always understood how much he influenced and was influenced by the rest of Europe
Our critic feared a refurb would ruin this gorgeous gallery - instead, it has opened it up to new glories
This reflection on the museum by the British-Argentinian artist is a great leap forward in his work
This wonderful show covers a period of the country’s history that most Europeans will be only dimly aware existed
The usual frustrations return - there are great works here, but the gathering is too broad
To modern, eco-wary eyes these images have a very different impact, but they’re undeniably extraordinary artworks
This exhibition, with many works by the iconic London artist not seen here for decades, is a knockout
This show manages to reconnect the everyday objects we all recognise with the designs of sculptor Isamu Noguchi
This is the first London exhibition of Poussin’s work for over 30 years
How can design help to cope with our vast waste problem? Ingeniously, it turns out
As galleries gear up for Frieze, Ben Luke talks to the talented tastemakers who are changing the scene for the better
This is the best-looking Frieze London in years, says art critic Ben Luke