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  Why we're all flying the union flag

  
  21 Jun 2012:

  Owen Hatherley: The union jack has been rehabilitated as popular culture has gradually reinvented its symbolism

• Rembrandt drawing found in Scottish attic

  21 Jun 2012: Owner contacted auction house Christie's after finding black chalk study of a blind beggar in a wardrobe

• Paul Jenkins obituary

  
  21 Jun 2012: American painter who worked 'like a crapshooter throwing dice'

• Artist of the week 195: Alexis M Teplin

  21 Jun 2012: Comedy and unchastity are key in this American artist's vivid patchwork paintings and sculptures, which call for social change even as they flag up failures of cultural revolutions past
• Jonathan Jones on art

  Andy Warhol: the case against

  20 Jun 2012: Jonathan Jones: The Warhol redemption has reached saturation point. We need a break from the man who heralded an era of made-for-market art

• US artist wins £25,000 BP Portrait prize with painting of 'Auntie'

  
  19 Jun 2012: Aleah Chapin beats record entry of more than 2,100 entries from 74 countries with portrait of family friend

• The great upstager: how Monet made Turner and Twombly look ordinary

  19 Jun 2012:

  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

• Actaeon stations: Chris Ofili and the Royal Ballet

  19 Jun 2012:

  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

• Come Fly with me: Yoko Ono invites you to enter a caption competition

  
  19 Jun 2012:

  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

• Lost in the Yoko Ono labyrinth

  18 Jun 2012:

  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

• Yoko Ono at London's Serpentine: 'I was helped by the angels' - in pictures

  
  18 Jun 2012:

  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

• Venezuela demands the return of its 'grandmother', a sandstone boulder

  
  18 Jun 2012: A German artist transported the 35-tonne stone to Berlin as part of a sculpture project, and dismisses claims that it is holy

• Where is Kate Nickleby, missing since Charles Dickens died?

  18 Jun 2012: Nicholas Nickleby's sister was immortalised in oils by William Powell Frith, but his painting hasn't been seen since an auction held in the wake of the writer's death

• Rock of ages: Australia's oldest artwork found

  18 Jun 2012: Archaeologist discovers Aboriginal rock art made 28,000 years ago in Northern Territory cave

• Eyewitness: Dulwich Picture Gallery, London

  
  18 Jun 2012:

  Photographs from the Guardian Eyewitness series

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