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Art review by Sarah Kent

Fitting this exploding era into one show is impossible – but this fascinating exhibition is still crammed with surprises and delights, from austere pots and pans to a husband painted as cross-dressing Renaissance bride<br>

The Barbican's attempt to reassess post-war art is substantial – but it's also patchy, fails at its central task, and proves heavy-going

A portrait by the artist Frank Auerbach depicting the sitter Debbie Ratcliff, which was first exhibited at the Venice Biennale in 1986 – and whic

a href= https://www.newportstreetgallery.com/ target= _blank Newport Street Gallery /a is presentinng The Cloud of Witness, an exhibition of over

This week we include shows at the Hispanic Society Museum and Library, the Newark Museum of Art, the Hole, and Mitchell-Innes and Nash.

AUX Architecture designed a new performing arts center; the L.A. youth orchestra is going to the Super Bowl; my SoFi Stadium obsession; and galleries to see before Frieze.

An "indoor skyscraper," a painting that evokes Matisse on acid in Nice, and other gems are on view during a confusing time for the art scene.

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A 13-painting show surveys a great career and marks the publication of a catalog of all the artist’s paintings of family, friends and London in a single, weighty volume.