René Magritte still has the power to surprise
The horrors of the second world war made him question the point of Surrealism. Luckily for us, he stuck with it
The horrors of the second world war made him question the point of Surrealism. Luckily for us, he stuck with it
Their relationship was seen as unhealthy and unequal. It’s a view that needs rethinking
Is one of Britain’s grandest stately homes an appropriate setting for the artworks of an avant-garde maverick?
The magician has amassed the world’s largest collection of conjuring-related artefacts, including Houdini’s handcuffs
The pioneering documentary photographer used her gift for empathy to encourage others to care
She had the ability to create beautiful, profound photographs – and a knack for being in the right place at the right time
A virtual tour of an exhibition which displays her personal possessions alongside her paintings
A virtual tour of the Guggenheim’s new retrospective
“Aftermath” at Tate Britain shows how the conflict transformed art in Berlin, London and Paris
Thomas Cole’s epic landscapes carry an ominous message
