Sun, sea and sand – Sorolla’s dazzling visions of Spain
The Valencian painter is little known in the UK, but a survey at the National Gallery is set to change this
The Apollo 40 under 40 podcast: Russell Tovey
The actor talks to Gabrielle Schwarz about his ‘addiction’ to collecting art – from Tintin to Tracey Emin
‘Sydney was perfect for Edmund, and Edmund perfect for Sydney’ – a tribute to Edmund Capon
Remembering the pioneering director of the Art Gallery of New South Wales, who led the museum from 1978 to 2011
The sitting targets of Lucian Freud
In his unsparing portraits, Freud pursued his mission to describe things exactly as they are
The best of TEFAF Maastricht 2019 – part two
Italian Futurism, handmade furniture and a fertility figurine – more works not to miss in Maastricht this year
The best of TEFAF Maastricht 2019 – part three
Renaissance saints, Louis XVI vases and a silver gilt shield – the final instalment of what not to miss in Maastricht this year
The best of TEFAF Maastricht 2019 – part one
Buddhist art, Belgian Symbolism and an exotic goblet – some of the works not to miss in Maastricht this year
Against boredom: a tribute to John Richardson
John Richardson was lavish, louche and learned – and one of the great characters of New York
Rediscovering a lost view of London
When Prévost painted his panorama from the tower of St Margaret’s Church, he captured a city on the cusp of change
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March 2019
• The Prado at 200
• An interview with Kerry James Marshall
• Baltimore’s world-class museums
• Portrait miniatures by Nicholas Hilliard and Isaac Oliver
Plus: previews of TEFAF Maastricht and Salon du Dessin, the Rijksmuseum’s Year of Rembrandt, and the Museum of Jurassic Technology in Los Angeles
The European armoury that inspired Henry Moore
It was on visits to the Wallace Collection that the sculptor first became fascinated with the form of the helmet
How Pierre Bonnard became carried away by colour
The more you look, the more mysterious the bright landscapes and paintings of his wife in the bath seem
A chameleon who never lost his feeling for clay – Lucio Fontana at the Met
The Italian artist was a breathtakingly gifted ceramicist who flirted with too many other mediums
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What not to miss at Asia Week New York 2019
From ancient Buddhist sculpture to mid 20th-century painting, the city is full of exceptional Asian art
The rise of the monumental statue in modern-day India
The world’s tallest statue now stands in Gujarat and even taller statues are planned in other states. What does this say about India today?
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Art to die for? – Velvet Buzzsaw reviewed
Demonic forces make their presence felt in this horror film set in the art world
‘You have to choose hope’ – an interview with Judy Chicago
The trailblazing artist talks about feminism, optimism, and the importance of doing your own thing
Is the US trustee system good for museums?
Are volunteer board members a useful source of good will and money, or do they tie museums to the whims of the wealthy?
How political is political art?
Many artists take themes such as migration, climate change, and human rights as their subjects, but what are they actually doing with them?
The Body Electric
Walker Art Center, Minneapolis
Artists from the 1960s to the present explore the impact of living in a digital age
30 Mar - 21 Jul 2019
Maurice Marinot: Glass, 1911–34
Le Stanze del Vetro, Venice
Originally a Fauvist painter, Marinot went on to become one of the most influential modern glassworkers
25 Mar - 28 Jul 2019
Homer
Louvre-Lens
The stories of the legendary Greek poet are woven into the fabric of art history
27 Mar - 22 Jul 2019
Van Gogh and Britain
Tate Britain, London
Van Gogh’s early sojourn in London left a lasting impression on his art
27 Mar - 11 Aug 2019
Museums need to move with the times – that’s why deaccessioning isn’t always bad news
In their missions to stay modern, institutions are sometimes right to reevaluate their holdings