The Scottish artist of stirring genius has long been deserving of a major retrospective. This celebration of her exhilarating seascapes shows why

A new exhibition shows how the Impressionist found his style under the tutelage of Eugène Boudin

Hermione Lee unravels the knotty life of the novelist and art historian – doing her the service of leaving all her mystery intact

Graham Sutherland is shown at his ominous best in this fine show curated by the artist George Shaw, writes Laura Cumming

The London schoolboy liked to pretend he was a Russian gangster. In London Falling, Patrick Radden Keefe pieces together the ways that fantasy life came up against brutal reality

There is a dilemma at the heart of art’s fascination with these restless creatures: a draughtsman can never let them take wing

Britain’s first show of the artist in nearly 30 years reveals his mastery of light and detail in calm, captivating seascapes. Plus, Lucian Freud’s graphic works sit beside his portraits

Forty years of Tracey Emin’s tortured, trailblazing work is gathered in a major retrospective that finds the artist in search of past glories

The Pacific island’s king and queen were the talk of London when they visited in 1824. Then disaster struck. A tremendous show of treasures at the British Museum relives their trip

Sir Victor Blank Lecture Theatre, The Bodleian Library Wednesday, 5 November

The multimedia artist creates hypnotic, cinematic forms of homage to music greats from Pete Townshend to Prince. Plus, Karimah Ashadu’s meditation on men

The multimedia artist creates hypnotic, cinematic forms of homage to music greats from Pete Townshend to Prince. Plus, Karimah Ashadu’s meditation on men

Vast, lurid yet increasingly timid, the pair’s art is in your face but never reaches heart and head. Plus, a captivating show of Scandinavian graphic works

Vast, lurid yet increasingly timid, the pair’s art is in your face but never reaches heart and head. Plus, a captivating show of Scandinavian graphic works

Sir Victor Blank Lecture Theatre, The Bodleian Library Wednesday, 5 November

Her early work is nothing special, but the American photographer’s response to war and its aftermath stun at Tate Britain

I write about nature, but when Milly got sick with a mystery illness, it never occurred to me that a long-forgotten tick bite could be the cause

Will the Shawn Levy-directed instalment, set five years after The Rise of Skywalker, offer a radical reinvention or return us to a period no one particularly wants to revisit?