Frida Kahlo: Making Her Self Up review – forget the paintings, here’s her false leg
V&A, London
By focusing on Kahlo’s life and her suffering rather than her art, this memorabilia-stuffed exhibition stifles her blazing visionary brilliance
Art
A hot dog bus and a snowman in June: the best in US public art this summer
With skyscraper video art in California and 26ft statue of Marilyn Monroe in Connecticut, there are now even more reasons to stay outside this season
Serpentine Pavilion 2018 review – steel, shade and a paddling pool
Kensington Gardens, London
Only the second solo woman and the youngest architect to win the annual commission, Mexico’s Frida Escobedo has made a rough, tough backdrop for summer frolics
Yves Saint Laurent co-founder’s rare art and artefacts to go on sale
Pierre Bergé’s eclectic items, which includes 1961 Picasso sculpture, up for auction
Artists on climate change: the exhibition tackling a global crisis
At the Storm King Art Center in New York, a group of artists has come together to showcase works that cover a growing, and often ignored, issue
The baroque delights of Antwerp
Historic Antwerp is opening its gilded stucco doors to lovers of Europe’s most decadent style