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The Ashmolean Museum in Oxford
Ossian Ward visits the brand-new extension and the eccentric collection of Oxford's wonderful Ashmolean Museum
RIP the Polaroid (1947-2009)
With Polaroid defunct, two shows try to do for the instant camera what it did for the world: fix it in our memories.
London museum and gallery memberships
Are you resolved to see more shows in 2010? Time Out road-test membership value for money.
The Return of the Showroom
As the venue reopens in a larger, more central London space, artists and curators share their memories.
This week
Critics' choice
The Sacred Made Real: Spanish Painting & Sculpture 1600-1700
Critics' choiceUntil Jan 24 2010, National GallerySpanish sculptors trade theatrical realism with their painterly colleagues to stunning effect.
Turner and the Masters
Critics' choiceUntil Jan 31 2010, Tate BritainThis is JMW Turner seen in the company of his masters, as well as with a few friends. You've heard the myth, now meet the man.
John Baldessari
Critics' choiceUntil Jan 10 2010, Tate ModernA wonderful survey of visual puns, philosphical posers and insatiable experimentation, trawling the mind of an influential teacher.
Maharaja: Splendour of the Royal Courts
Critics' choiceUntil Jan 17 2010, V&AFrom their ceremonial jewel-encrusted weapons to custom-built Rolls-Royces, they were power and opulence personified.
The Museum of Everything
FREECritics' choiceLast chanceUntil Wed Dec 23, The Museum of EverythingA stunning array of outsider and naive art in an atmospheric old dairy.
Pop Life: Art in a Material World
Critics' choiceUntil Jan 17 2010, Tate ModernThe legacy of Pop Art since the 1980s explored
Wild Thing
Critics' choiceUntil Jan 24 2010, Royal Academy of ArtsThe development of British sculpture at the beginning of the twentieth century is charted through the work of Jacob Epstein, Henri...
Turner Prize 2009
Critics' choiceUntil Jan 3 2010, Tate BritainA more contemplative quartet make up this year's Turner Prizer shortlist
Interviews
Sophie Calle
The grande dame of French conceptualism talks love, life and spying techniques with Ossian Ward.
Grayson Perry
Grayson Perry potters around his studio and reveals his dressing-up boudoir, before taking Ossian Ward on a night out on the tiles.
Roger Hiorns: interview
Artist Roger Hiorns talks to Helen Sumpter about turning a council flat into a sparkling blue cave of copper sulphate crystals.
Jeff Koons
Ossian Ward talks to the world's most expensive living artist in the summer.
Bob and Roberta Smith
The artist who made way too much work last year exhibits his art mountain at Beaconsfield.
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