An epic sweep through Iran’s artistic and cultural history at the V&A until 12 September. REVIEW

Eileen Agar: Angel of Anarchy, Phantoms of Surrealism, David Hockney & Michael Armitage in exhibition 2021 DETAILS & PODCAST

Artemisia Gentileschi's monographic exhibition at the National Gallery until 24 January 2021. REVIEW & PODCAST

Italian Avant Garde Textile Design by MITA at the Estorick Islington. Ends 17 January 2021. REVIEW

Dutch Canadian artist Peter Schuyff at the heart of 1980s art scene. White Cube, Mason's Yard SW1 Ends August 2020.

The National Gallery showcases iconic art on digital screens across UK cities this May.

Monet's Water-Lilies Setting Sun in immersive 360 from the National Gallery X Studio NGX.

The arts sector is going online and so must its audiences says Kathleen Bondar. Good news, it's mostly free.

As the curtain rises on Lockdown Act II, run time 3+ weeks, SUSAN GRAY considers the experience of online arts.

The Easter Story online from the Old Masters courtesy of the National Gallery.

Virtual exhibition by Johanna Unzueta at Modern Art Oxford.

Dutch Master of The Golden Age at the National Gallery. Extended until 20 September

Painting in the New Millenium at the Whitechapel Gallery until 20 August.

1976 essay in Harpers & Queen by Peter York, charting early 70s subculture labelled Them: Jarman, Whitney, Logan, Fields, Martinez

A FUTURIST LIFE rarely seen pieces by an "aeropainter"at the ESTORICK #museumfromhome

Titian’s epic series of large-scale mythological paintings, known as the 'poesie', in its entirety at The National Gallery, March 2020

PICASSO & PAPER: Imaginative and original uses of paper. ROYAL ACADEMY OF ARTS. Ends 13 April

Drawn from seven decades as a practising artist, this is Bridget Riley’s third solo exhibition at The Hayward, until 26 January 2020.

Dominic Harris uses code to create mesmerising, interactive panels. Halcyon Gallery, New Bond Street until New Year's Eve 2019.

Umberto Boccioni’s lost sculptures at the Estorick recreated using 3D printing techniques. Until 22nd Dec.

An extensive exhibition of Turner Prize winner Anthony Gormley’s work at the Royal Acadmey until December 3rd.

Greatly admired in his native Switzerland, Felix Vallotton (1865–1925) is less well-known elsewhere until now. The Royal Academy’s...

What is striking about the avant-garde, “Spatialist” Italian artist Paolo Scheggi, is the quirky 60's feel to his works - the bright...

The selection of 60 drawings from Milan’s Ramo private collection of 20th century Italian art on paper at the Estorick (17 April – 23...

The idea of movement in the inanimate object is evoked in many of Melotti’s sculptures. His philosophy “Art is an angelic geometric state...

Four years in the making in conjunction with the J. Paul Getty Museum this impressive collection of Renaissance art centres on the theme...

Although her formative years as a student led Phyllida Barlow to study in London at the Chelsea College of Art and the Slade School of...

What brings these two contrasting artists together in exhibition was a visit to the Royal Collection in 2006 where Viola and the RA...

Until 27 January 2019 Covering two floors, this vast and ambitious exhibition is set out in booths or open rooms with a section for each...