Exhibitions

The shortlisted photographers for the prestigious Deutsche Börse prize use traditional techniques to produce original images. Lily Le Brun gets an eyeful at the Photographers’ Gallery

With his rude wit and inventive use of materials, Ron Nagle defies the conventions of ceramics

Landscape artists paint what they see. A new exhibition of Victorian and modernist works on paper shows that they also paint what they feel

Hercules Segers was an artist unlike any of his Dutch Golden Age contemporaries. A new exhibition at the Met in New York reveals a mind of startling originality

A new exhibition about the founder of British pop art shows just how innovative, irreverent and influential he was

Long regarded as a secondary member of the Bloomsbury Group, more notable for her romantic adventures than for her art, the painter is finally getting the recognition she deserves

Photographs by Man Ray and Irving Penn are among the modernist masterpieces that the singer has lent to an exhibition at Tate Modern

His landscape paintings were rooted in English tradition but inspired by international modernism

Before the world had been fully explored, cartographers often made educated but incorrect guesses. They also just made things up

The west-African country became independent from France in 1960. Malick Sidibé, “the Eye of Bamako”, captured the youthful optimism of the times