Exhibitions
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Phillip King’s sculptures from the 1960s helped to define a new era in British art. As he turns 80, and ahead of a Tate retrospective of his work,, he talks to Nicholas Wroe
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Jeremy Deller on watching Benny Hill with Andy Warhol and why there’s more to William Morris than floral wallpaper
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Artist Jeremy Deller draws direct links between two of his artistic heroes
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A new exhibition in Rome charts the enduring artistic life of Iran over the turbulence of its past fifty years.
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Exhibition of famously glamorous film star shows Hepburn from first appearances at Ciro’s nightclub, which is now part of gallery
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Queensland artist survived prisoner of war camp, near drowning and arrest to become one of Australian art’s most influential figures, writes Fiona Gruber
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The pictures that changed photography Bodybuilders and angels: the pictures that changed photography – part two
A popular Russian wrestler, a Sri Lankan centenarian and the pioneer of hidden cameras all play a part in some of the most revolutionary images ever taken. Today’s selection runs from the 1870s to the first world war -
Japan’s style tribes and catwalk creations are bought to life in Brisbane at an exhibition of Japan’s best designers
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As his River of Fundament reaches Tasmania, the artist talks to Nancy Groves about near misses, full-frontal nudity and why he’s happy never quite arriving
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Tate Modern’s huge survey of the ways photographers have conveyed the aftermath of conflict is astonishingly short of images of people, writes Laura Cumming
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US photographer Glen E Friedman witnessed the rise of hardcore punk and the golden age of hip-hop. He chooses his favourite shots and tells Killian Fox the stories behind them
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From Howard Hodgkin in London to William Blake in Oxford, find out what’s happening in art around the country
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Sean O'Hagan on photography A stitch in time: the dream-like world of embroidered vintage photography
Julie Cockburn takes studio portraits from the past, obliterates the faces with embroidery – and injects them with new life. Sean O’Hagan meets her -
As the biggest ever Guy Bourdin exhibition opens in London, Lauren Cochrane talks to fashion designer Mary Katrantzou about the photographer’s influence on her work
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Jonathan Jones: Tate teams up with Minecraft, Hipgnosis turn the Stones into goats, and a new Hockney documentary hits the screens
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From Paul McCarthy to Jeff Koons, this a refreshingly unprescriptive show, totally unrepressed by today’s idea of cool, writes Jonathan Jones
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Sean O'Hagan on photography Marrakech is set to become photography's global HQ – so why aren't locals happy?
As one of the world’s biggest photography galleries prepares to open in Morocco, some locals are still furious about having their – and even their horse’s – picture taken, writes Sean O’Hagan
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No visitors were injured or in danger at walkway suspended 42m above river Thames
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Imran Qureshi is a master miniaturist who also has bigger things on his mind, writes Laura Cumming
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Over the past two years, the V&A Museum of Childhood has been bringing together dolls’ houses dating from 1712 to 2001 for an exhibition, writes Kathryn Bromwich
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From Gavin Turk’s light sculptures in Salisbury to Mark Nevile’s documentary photography in London, find out what’s happening in art around the country
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London exhibition will bring together lesser-known wood engravings from artist’s 1970s Side-Show series
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The Queen opens a new gallery for her treasures, Thomas Heatherwick plans a miracle island for New York, and Will Self on why Tate Modern shows London’s deep inequality
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The Los Angeles artist tells Alexandra Spring about her first solo exhibition in Australia, layering lies over truth and hiding her sister in her work
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From mythical maps to doomed expeditions and disputed cannibalism, a new exhibition chronicles man’s many attempts to find the Arctic channel, writes Maev Kennedy
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Letters: Wilhelm Reich never claimed that the orgone accumulator would ‘unleash inner libido energy’ or cure various diseases. He claimed the positive effects of the accumulator pointed to its preventive use
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The Wellcome Collection’s Institute of Sexology exhibition displays the original drawings for Alex Comfort’s bestselling book
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Sean O'Hagan on photography We are family: Nicholas Nixon’s 40 years photographing the Brown sisters
The US photographer has taken a portrait of his wife BeBe and her three siblings every year since 1974, making us confront the passing of time, family ties and our own mortality, writes Sean O’Hagan -
Mark Neville’s photographs compare similar cultural scenes in the very different cities of London, UK and Pittsburgh, USA
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Prints, Process and Collaboration reveals as much about the artist’s huge range of techniques as his prodigious output
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As part of its new exhibition Zero: Countdown to Tomorrow, the museum re-created the influential nightclub Creamcheese that helped give birth to krautrock
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Stephen Moss flings off his pullover to unleash his inner libido at the Institute of Sexology exhibition, which probes everything from Victorian masturbation manuals to priapic pottery
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Colourful lives of 17th-century artists on show at Villa Medici exhibition
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How did British artists respond to the war that so famously inspired Picasso? This exemplary show reveals all, writes Laura Cumming