Larrain's powerful work hasn't been on display in his home country since the 1960s
Interest in maritime art ebbs and flows, but it seems that we have hit a new wave
'Oceans' is a sophisticated response to a multitudinous, powerful subject
A round-up of the week's reviews from Paris, Berlin, London and New York
The ICA's Reading Room was put to good use recently with an exhibition of creative scrapbooks
The Kabakovs' 'Strange City' at the Grand Palais isn't completely alien
Ostrowski insists that he is a ‘romantic’ painter...But here, all of the emotion is drained out
A few of the notable works from this year's fair that flew under the radar, beneath the bling
The works in this exhibition are a welcome antidote to the punctured Fontanas flooding the market
A round-up of the week's reviews, including Rodin, John Piper, Yinka Shonibare and Joanna Hogg
A superb display of fine neoclassical French marble and terracotta
Rodin's vigorous bronzes turn classical models into highly original works of art
From a house made of waste to Yinka Shonibare's library, there are some strong shows in Brighton this month
Hogg delivers another candid portrayal of contemporary upper-middle class life
A small but ambitious exhibition of the British modernist's varied work has opened in Oxfordshire
What do we mean by 'connoisseurship' these days?
A round-up of the week's reviews: including Veronese, Richter and Polke, and the late works of Matisse
A new exhibition brings the circumstances of the Hanoverian Succession centre stage
The partnership and rivalry between these two great painters was mutually beneficial
The artist's late work was truly ahead of its time
Gursky's work is on display at Sprüth Magers and White Cube Bermondsey
The really magnificent thing about Veronese is his eye for incidental detail
A round-up of the week's reviews: Hindu-Buddhist sculpture, Yelena Popova, Richard Wilson, and contemporary art in Azerbaijan
'Primary Structures' in 1966 featured minimalist sculptors from the US and UK. This revisionist revival looks further afield
