Exhibitions
Seeing Things: photographing objects 1850-2001
Canon Photography Gallery, Victoria & Albert Museum
Women who ruled: queens, goddesses, Amazons, 1500-1650
University of Michigan Museum of Art
Warhol reexamined at the Tate
At the close of the century, Tate Modern looks back at one of the biggest names in 20th-century art
Tate on the American sublime
Tate Britain looks at landscape painting in the US, 1820-80
Jenny Saville and Glenn Luchford at Gagosian Gallery, Los Angeles
This remarkable photographic collaboration depicts Saville pushing her body against a pane of glass
What's on: Julião Sarmento, “Doppelgänger”
Now on display at the Lisson Gallery
Secrets of a collector: the extraordinary collection of Cassiano dal Pozzo 1588-1657
Museo del Territorio, Biella, Piedmont
Perry Ogden's photographs of Francis Bacon’s Studio on show at the Tony Shafrazi Gallery
Inside 7 Reece Mews
Painted ladies: women at the court of Charles II, 1660-85
Yale Center for British Art, New Haven
Sandra Blow at the Tate St Ives
Blow is back in Cornwall with a bright new crop of works
Madame de Pompadour meets Philippe Starck at the Rijksmuseum
With a very glamorous display, this is the first serious look at Netherlandish rococo architecture and decorative arts
From the archive | 'Painting is mysterious and I don’t want to demystify it'—Frank Auerbach on refusing to 'perform' for the cameras
Arts programmes focus on Auerbach—around his exhibition at the National Gallery, in London—and the Tate Surrealism show
Anselm Kiefer on a massive scale at the Beyeler Foundation
The German master of the mythical and grandiose puts on a large-scale overview show
Thomas Ruff retrospective begins a three-year tour
The German photographer compares his serial working method to “a scientist carrying out a series of experiments”
Porn maybe, but no prudery or prurience
This exhibition on the Victorian nude reveals our own obsession with sex
A Frederick Sandys exhibition celebrates the re-opening of the Castle Museum
The Victorian age was fascinated by hair, as these paintings show
German and Austrian art in a 5th Avenue mansion
But only with continued funding from cosmetics tycoon Ronald Lauder
Photography this month in London: The camera obscura shines at Shine
Erwitt’s wit at HackelBury, Israeli environmental views at Andrew Mummery and delightful Doisneau at Hoppen
Plans for Iran exhibition at British Museum shelved as sponsor withdraws in aftermath of Twin Tower bombings
The exhibition, which would have highlighted the creative flourishing facilitated by members of Iranian royalty, may still become a reality in 2004 or 2005
Jeffrey Deitch exhibition contemplates the human condition in Turin
The Castello di Rivoli again plays host to Deitch's explorations of contemporary art
Heartache and the American dream: Dox Thrash at the Philadelphia Museum of Art
Thrash deserves to be remembered for more than just his technical inventions
Norwich's Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts marks 100 years since Giacometti's birth
Sir Robert and Lady Sainsbury's personal connection to Giacometti meant the committee had no trouble engaging lenders
Women of the court of Charles II
On view at the National Portrait Gallery, London
Art and the Spanish Civil War at the Imperial War Museum
The exhibition will mark the 65th anniversary of the arrival in Spain of the International Brigades
What's On in New York: Brooklyn Museum of Art registers the interaction between design and technology; Giacometti's centenary at the MOMA
How apocalyptic crises in the twentieth century - the endgame - permeated the familiar and the practical
The National Gallery Washington looks to Leonardo and the women of the Renaissance
Seeing the true face of Florence