Queen City: remembering the black neighbourhood erased for the Pentagon
Iranian women asleep on a bus … Farnaz Damnabi’s best photograph
‘As you can tell by their closed eyes, all the women around me that day were exhausted. In Iran, women have to be superheroes to overcome all the restrictions they face’
Carrie Mae Weems review – evil clowns, race riots and tense kitchen table dramas
In this intriguing show, the photographer, film-maker and dancer explores the Black American experience from a wide range of angles
The new nude: collapsing bodies – in pictures
The new National Portrait Gallery review – ‘It’s the same old cocktail party’
Slashed stone, daylight galore and doors by Tracey Emin: the National Portrait Gallery’s £41m rebirth
Shunned, boycotted, exiled: has France treated Françoise Gilot worse than Picasso did?
Life Is More Important Than Art review – banality turns into poetry
From snaps of car parks and train platforms to an operatic film showing people arriving at an airport, this show reveals that art is a particular way of looking at life
Art
Capturing the Moment review – not a serious exhibition
Art and design
Liverpool Biennial 2023 review – devastating insights into the horrors of slavery
Art and design
Ayo Akingbade: Show Me the World Mister; Billie Zangewa: A Quiet Fire – review
Here comes the sun: Beach bodies in 1970s Los Angeles – in pictures
‘I feel love’: Nicholas Blair’s images of gay joy and defiance in 80s America
A new book of photographs memorialises the excitement, humour, intimacy – and lurking peril – on the streets in San Francisco and New York where the gay community thrived
The big picture: another side of old Istanbul
No one knew the city better than the photojournalist Ara Güler, whose image of the boatyards of Karaköy reveals two distinct worlds