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Jeff Koons is one of the art world's most divisive figures. We met him ahead of his new UK show
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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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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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
Critics' Choice
Until Sun Sep 20, Tate Modern
Speed and movement through the eyes of the early-twentieth-century Italian Futurists and their associates
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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Critics' Choice
Until Fri Jul 31, Hackelbury
Playful yet intimate pictures from the 1960s and 1970s by the Malian photographer
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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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Critics' Choice
Until Tue Aug 25, ICA
The art of text with wordplay from the concrete poets of the 1960s onwards

Ossian Ward's wades through the cultural flood plains at the Venice Biennale
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Muddy waters and stone circles in this survey of work from the past 40 years
Arts and crafts from Roger Fry's famous workshops
Architectural intervention in the form of a giant black aluminium zig-zag
Painting retrospective of the famous Pre-Raphaelite
From July 9 Work by the pop star-friendly expressive American portraitist
From July 9 Work by 12 selected East London-based painters
Large-scale abstract paintings and sculptures from the 1960s onwards
Twelve international artists display their own take on parades and processions
Work by 32 emerging artists from the USA
Baroque opulence revealed through architecture, furniture, Fine Art, silver, ceramics and textiles
Two great painters put together in a new display in the Clore Galleries