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Charity images 'not doing enough' to humanise world's poor
Ekow Eshun’s photo exhibition aims to look deeper at life in the developing world
Read more » | Desktop version »Danh Vo: Chicxulub; Flow review – artists of the floating world
Danh Vo mediates between past and present through nature in his gently elegiac show. And what does it mean to be lost in the moment?
Read more » | Desktop version »Royal Academy's cruel dilemma: sell a Michelangelo or lose 150 jobs
The cash-strapped London gallery is to debate the sale of a Renaissance masterpiece that could fetch more than £100m
Read more » | Desktop version »The big picture: hard times in Pittsfield, Massachusetts
Gregory Crewdson’s meticulously staged landscapes explore post-industrial decline in small-town America
Read more » | Desktop version »Face to FaceTime … Jamie Oliver’s pukka portrait takes art to the future
Artist Jonathan Yeo’s app shares the slow creative process of his remote sittings with the celebrity chef
Read more » | Desktop version »Banksy's Monet tribute to go on sale for up to £5m
Tribute that adds abandoned shopping trollies to the impressionist image of water lilies to be sold at Sotheby’s auction
Read more » | Desktop version »A lockdown portrait, a trip to the seaside and America's bad dream – the week in art
Gillian Wearing paints her self-portrait, bronze age mysteries are unearthed, and Grayson Perry maps the mess of the American psyche
Read more » | Desktop version »Dana Lixenberg’s Big Shaan: a stark tale of neglect
The Dutch photographer and film-maker’s 20-year project preserves moments from a part of LA that the US would rather forget about
Read more » | Desktop version »Cecily Brown brings apocalyptic vision of England to Blenheim
Solo exhibition at birthplace of Churchill displays images of what artist calls a broken England
Read more » | Desktop version »Jürgen Schadeberg obituary
South African photographer who covered the struggle against apartheid and won the trust of Nelson Mandela
Read more » | Desktop version »A slavery tour of London: the guided walk laying bare atrocities of the past
From a kneeling slave at the Royal Exchange to the coffee house that was at the heart of the trade, a new tour is revealing a side of London that is often glossed over
Read more » | Desktop version »Plan Your Vote: how artists are using their work to spread a vital message
A new initiative between artists and museums aims to ensure Americans get their voices heard in time for the November election
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