A patron at Houston's Menil Collection captures mobile phone footage of a man vandalising Picasso's Woman in a Red Armchair
The London 2012 festival began; the Government championed arts philanthropy; speculation continued over the next chair of Arts Council England
Owen Hatherley: The union jack has been rehabilitated as popular culture has gradually reinvented its symbolism
Cy Twombly seems fake by comparison – and JMW Turner like a man who painted with custard. Jonathan Jones on Claude Monet's domination of an exhibition showcasing the three artists
Chris Ofili has spent two years creating sets and costumes for an epic ballet inspired by Titian masterpieces. What did he learn? In a rare interview, the artist talks to Judith Mackrell
Yoko Ono wants to know what this fly is doing. It's a still from her filmwork Fly, which she made with John Lennon in 1970. The writer of Ono's favourite caption will receive a signed copy of her book Grapefruit
A see-through maze, naked buttocks filmed mid-stroll, an all-white chess set … Yoko Ono is best when she's not trying to be meaningful , writes Adrian Searle
As a major retrospective of her work opens at the Serpentine in London, Yoko Ono shares her thoughts on the installation, the gallery and the art itself
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