An exhibition at Sammlung Scharf-Gerstenberg, Berlin, sheds new light on the artist’s fascination with ancient Egypt
The collection includes robes made from salmon skin and a deerskin jacket worn by a 19th century fireman
In further news: backlash over Serpentine Pavilion architect’s unpaid interns; Whitney Museum hit by further protests
A new show at the Japan Society in New York reflects a career’s research into the emergence of the Japanese avant-garde
A new compilation traces the critic and artist’s thinking over several decades, including gems from Roland Barthes, Edward Hopper, Lucy Lippard and others
Tate Modern is encouraging visitors to slow down at its major exhibition of the French Post-Impressionist painter
A century on, the Viennese master’s paintings and drawings still lay life bare: the angst, thrill, the thrum of flesh
Flecks of rare blue pigment found in a skeleton show women were also skilled manuscript painters 900 years ago
‘In this era of social violence and the return of the irrational, has the interhuman sphere become, paradoxically, obsolete?’
In a new book, T.J. Clark scours art historical depictions of divinity for clues about our contemporary age
English Heritage are calling for more commemorative plaques in London devoted to women from history; and you can nominate your own
Photographer Jeff Boudreau and stylist Lyson Marchessault respond to museum’s light, colour and pattern
