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Whether it’s nostalgic screen terror or Mark Rylance’s stage return, our critics have your plans for the week covered

Alison Katz gets autobiographical , the V&A recovers images cut from medieval manuscripts and Emily Speed sees life in two dimensions – all in your weekly dispatch

In the beginning, there was clay. Clay was without form, thus begins Theaster Gates' 'A Clay Sermon'.

Curtiss turns to flesh, Oxford gets a history lesson and Colston emerges from the river – all in your weekly dispatch

The best art of 2020: Picassos doodles, queer South Africa and gory Gentileschi Adrian Searle and Jonathan Jones © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Facundo Arrizabalaga/EPA Adrian Searle 5. Crushed, Cast, Constructed Gagosian, London, now closedA show of grey sculptures: what could be more fun? Urs Fischer’s hugely enlarged aluminium casts of clay shapes squeezed and stretched in the palm of his hand, Charles Ray’s fastidious reconstruction of an abandoned 1938 farm t...