A nostalgic deep dive into the Design Museum’s Blitz exhibition celebrating the club that defined the New Romantic movement. From Steve Strange and Rusty Egan to Bowie’s Ashes to Ashes and unforgettable cabaret performances, this immersive show captures the creativity, fashion and joyful escapism of London nightlife at its most influential.

Tate Modern’s Theatre Picasso explores the artist’s love of performance — from dancers to stage designs — but despite striking works like The Three Dancers and Weeping Woman, the exhibition feels more like a patchwork than a story. Picasso’s ego takes centre stage, and while there’s plenty to admire, it never quite stirs the heart the way the 2002 Matisse–Picasso show once did.

Gasosian are staging an amazing debut solo exhibition by Ghanaian artist Amoako Boafo. These works are large, striking and incredibly textured, well worth a view.

It’s an unfortunate understanding that Vincent Van Gogh is perhaps best known for being “That guy who cut his ear off!” Unfortunate...