The exhibition title "Warhol's Jews" grates on my ears by its proprietary ring. Granted the title derives from an ensemble of Andy Warhol's works, but it seems to give credence to the long-discredited notion of certain people belonging to others. Warhol (1928-...

Two new exhibitions provide insight on the history and artistry, of wax-print cloth in Africa - and on Western viewers' relative ignorance of both.

The best of Elizabeth Peyton's portraits, as seen at the New Museum, are accessible, devotional and visually alive.

"Happy-Go-Lucky" is closely tuned to the pulse of communal life, to the rhythms of how people work, play and struggle together.

Mike Leigh's new film may look like a comedy, but it's fueled by deeper emotions

The hotel heiress puts out her second faux campaign ad complete with appearances by not one, but two members of the Sheen acting family

Excerpts from the works of French author Jean-Marie Gustave Le Clézio, who won the 2008 Nobel Prize for literature.

Charles Spencer sees David Tennant shines amid wit and naughtiness

Alastair Sooke finds soft, sumptuous steel

The ex-Beatle's new album is a strange and wonderful concoction. Neil McCormick went to Abbey Road studios to talk to its creator