Review
New Warhol exhibition opens at the Whitney Museum
The major show chronicles the many faces of Warhol's fascination with fame
Books: Looking at women in Paola Tinagli's "Women in Italian Renaissance art"
No great women artists? But they star in all the pictures
Books: Dr Milner struggles with Malevich's relationship with geometry
This study of the Suprematist artist fails to recognise that his mathematical games were metaphorical, not computational
Books: The Muslims’ transformation of Christian Jerusalem
Computer-generated reconstructions relate Islamic architecture to other key monuments
Documenta's journey from post-war to post-modern to pre-millennial
A history of how Documenta has changed with the times
Books: Edward Lucie-Smith and the visual arts in the twentieth century
This survey covers everything from Impressionism to Damien Hirst. Have we moved from uniformity to diversity or to post-modern incoherence?
Books: The first ever study of Salvador Dalí’s creativity through his own voluminous writings
Dalí in his own write
The Eames’s optimism, faith in technology and belief in design are revealed in this book of essays
Charles and Ray Eames are the American dream team
Art on Screen from “Lust for Life” to “I Shot Andy Warhol”
David D’Arcy reviews the rash of films about art and artists now being made in the US
David Sylvester's matter-of-fact sagacity in "Looking at Giacometti"
To his credit, Sylvester avoids dwelling on the artist's private life and bears down on the art
A look at the best of new art books
Books on non-Western art, women artists, and from the new art history
How Saddam Hussein's ideology was enshrined in his art commissions
New book "The Monument" explains why greater attention to the Iraqi director’s iconography might have illuminated Western politicians as to his ambitions