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Jeff Koons: interview
Jeff Koons is one of the art world's most divisive figures. We met him ahead of his new UK show
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Video reports from this summer's major art exhibitions
Get a critic's eye view of the big shows as Ossian Ward brings you round ups of 'Futurism', 'Richard Long', 'Garden and Cosmos' and 'Abstract America'
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Classified
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Critics' Choice
Until Sun Aug 23, Tate Britain
New Tate acquisitions including Jake and Dinos Chapman's anthropological fast food fest 'Chapman Family Collection', and Damien Hirst's 'Pharmacy'
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Antony Gormley: One & Other
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Recommended
Jul 6-Oct 14, Trafalgar Square
The public get their 60 minutes of fame on Trafalgar Square's Fourth Plinth, courtesy of artist Antony Gormley
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Futurism
Critics' Choice
Until Sun Sep 20, Tate Modern
Speed and movement through the eyes of the early-twentieth-century Italian Futurists and their associates
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Radical Nature: Art & Architecture for a Changing Planet 1969-2009
Critics' Choice
Until Sun Sep 20, Barbican Centre
The outside comes inside with plants aplenty in this show of work from land art to environmental activism
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Malick Sidibé
FREE
Critics' Choice
Until Fri Jul 31, Hackelbury
Playful yet intimate pictures from the 1960s and 1970s by the Malian photographer
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Tal R
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Critics' Choice
Until Sat Jul 25, Victoria Miro
Colourful walk-through mixed-media installation of form, imagery and meaning
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Poor. Old. Tired. Horse
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Critics' Choice
Until Tue Aug 25, ICA
The art of text with wordplay from the concrete poets of the 1960s onwards
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Richard Long
Tate Britain
Muddy waters and stone circles in this survey of work from the past 40 years
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Beyond Bloomsbury: Designs of the Omega Workshops 1913-19
Courtauld Gallery
Arts and crafts from Roger Fry's famous workshops
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Eva Rothschild
Tate Britain
Architectural intervention in the form of a giant black aluminium zig-zag
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JW Waterhouse: The Modern Pre-Raphaelite
Royal Academy of Arts
Painting retrospective of the famous Pre-Raphaelite
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Elizabeth Peyton
Whitechapel Gallery
From July 9 Work by the pop star-friendly expressive American portraitist
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East End Academy: The Painting Edition
Whitechapel Gallery
From July 9 Work by 12 selected East London-based painters
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Per Kirkeby
Tate Modern
Large-scale abstract paintings and sculptures from the 1960s onwards
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Parades and Processions: Here comes everybody
Parasol Unit
Twelve international artists display their own take on parades and processions
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Abstract America: New Painting and Sculpture
Saatchi Gallery
Work by 32 emerging artists from the USA
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Baroque 1620-1800: Style in the Age of Magnificence
V&A
Baroque opulence revealed through architecture, furniture, Fine Art, silver, ceramics and textiles
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Turner/Rothko
Tate Britain
Two great painters put together in a new display in the Clore Galleries
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