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A forgotten star from the golden age of abstraction, avian amazements and new ideas in a grand neoclassical hall – all in your weekly dispatch

Women have worked as professional artists in Europe for hundreds of years. Yet we are often told that, prior to the 20th century, those who did so successfully were rare exceptions – they were the lucky ones who had financial advantages, family connections or unusual bravery to defy social conventions.…

A Flemish ‘paintrix’ at the court of Elizabeth I, a magnificent mouth artist and a glamorous suffragette are finally given their due in a show tracing female artists’ rocky road to recognition. But the story too often takes precedence over the art

This groundbreaking exhibition re-introduces 110 forgotten female professional artists. Here are 10 of the trailblazing women who paved the way for future generations of artists

This comprehensive show might be wide-ranging, but there are some real gems here

Gallery to display first Louise Jopling work acquired for nation as part of new exhibition exploring women artists in British history

Guardian-commissioned portrait of abolitionist Sarah Parker Remond among works competing for £25,000 prize

Jasleen Kaur has won the Turner Prize 2024, recognised for her work which reflects upon everyday objects

The shortlist for 2024's Turner Prize has been announced, with three of the four artists in the running for the prestigious £25,000 prize from London

Keith Piper says engaging with offensive and traumatic imagery can be important in keeping a clear sense of history

Architect who modified Tate Britain and other institutions sympathetically and designed discreet new structures