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Hokusai: Thirty-Six Views of Mount Fuji review – sublime wonders from the Great Wave to that heroic, eternal peak

With its helpless rowers, naked river-crossers and snowbound tea-drinkers, this magnificent series is a warning to put your faith in the essential and enduring

The Guardian - UK · 14h ago

Portrait of a City review – master photographers capture the US cityscape in all its grime, grit and glory

Era-defining photographs from the likes of Alfred Stieglitz, Saul Leiter and Dorothea Lange showcase the urban landscape, from midnight crime scenes to gloomy corridors

The Guardian - UK · Jul 28

A century of American photography in one afternoon: this rare exhibition will be greater than the sum of its parts

Bringing together more than 100 images, 38 photographers and hundred years of cities in motion, Dulwich Picture Gallery's landmark show opens this July

Digital Camera World · Apr 21

‘A psychedelic explosion in a dental surgery’ – Rachel Jones: Gated Canyons review

The first contemporary artist to take over the gallery’s main space, her signature gaping mouths, lolling tongues and broken teeth are ripe with hyper-colourful symbolism

The Guardian - UK · Jun 9, 2025

‘I paint extreme emotions’: Rachel Jones on her riotously colourful paintings – and her obsession with mouths

Known for her colourful abstracts, the artist is getting a retrospective at the age of just 34. She talks about her love of karaoke, working on a full-length opera and how to deal with fame at a young age

The Guardian - UK · Jun 7, 2025

Soane and Modernism: Make it New review – red phone boxes, Sydney Opera House and a prophet of modern architecture

The links between Le Corbusier and co and the inspirational architect of Dulwich Picture Gallery and the old Bank of England are explored in a fascinating exhibition in his own house of treasures

The Guardian - UK · Feb 16, 2025

Tirzah Garwood: Beyond Ravilious; Dora Carrington: Beyond Bloomsbury – review

A wry, vivacious original, the artist better known as Mrs Eric Ravilious beguiles in a long overdue retrospective, while her contemporary is outshone by friends and lovers

The Guardian - UK · Nov 17, 2024

Yoshida review – brilliant prints bleached of historical colour

Three generations of a family of artists are presented without the tumultuous context that could have given them life

The Guardian - UK · Jun 19, 2024

Soulscapes review – glimpses of greatness get lost in the lush, tropical overgrowth

This exhibition exploring race and landscape art has some fabulous moments but its desire to remain tasteful veers towards kitsch

The Guardian - UK · Feb 13, 2024

Rubens & Women review – ‘Naked breasts moved him religiously’

From nuns to nobles, the Flemish artist loved painting unclothed women. But, as this staggering exhibition reveals, there’s so much more to him than frolicking nudes

The Guardian - UK · Sep 27, 2023