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The new generation of ghoul-getters meet the New York originals, and Sally Wainwright stands and delivers with her drama about an 18th-century highwaywoman

Warhol captures his friend with icy darkness, Bruce McLean chooses pottery over provocation and a contemporary gem on the north Wales coast

The Fitzwilliam museum re-examines its legacy and recycling found objects points toward the planet’s future – all in your weekly dispatch

Whether it’s Greta Gerwig’s toy story or a Scottish retrospective of a Turner prize-winning artist, our critics have you covered for the next seven days

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Galleries across London join forces for one of the biggest art events of its kind in the world

From Alice Neel at Barbican to Paul McCartney’s 1960s photography at the National Portrait Gallery, here’s where to see some of the capital’s most inspiring self-portraits this summer

With Photo London on the horizon (12 – 15 May 2022), we zoom in on the most exciting London photography exhibitions, during the fair and beyond.

Tracey Emin’s first show since her illness, an overdue retrospective for Walter Sickert and Rodney Graham dips his toe in cubism

Lubaina Himid’s paintings explore time, Damien Hirst’s animal vitrines still shock, Mandela’s jail window becomes an NFT and Jesse Darling builds antigravity roads to nowhere