Jonathan Jones

Beyoncé meets Botticelli: how tabloid photos throw new light on old masters

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The Twitter account Tabloid Art History juxtaposes celebrity shots with artworks they resemble. It’s a game that works because great art is universal

Frida Kahlo: Making Her Self Up review – forget the paintings, here’s her false leg

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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

Picasso’s ‘Annabel’ – the rights and wrongs of renaming paintings

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Richard Caring – owner of Annabel’s – has decided to retitle the artist’s Girl with a Red Beret and Pompom after his Mayfair club. It’s an arrogant move, but we shouldn’t be religious about the names we pin on art

From Picasso at his mightiest to gods of American cool: the hottest art shows of 2018

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Picasso reveals his most erotic year, Andreas Gursky predicts the post-truth era, O’Keeffe and Hopper hit Oxford – and the only way is Sussex for William Blake in our exhibitions preview

Want to try slow tourism? First give up your guidebook

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Florence’s Uffizi Gallery wants to discourage casual visitors, promoting repeat visits at different times. It’s a noble aim: we should all learn to take our time