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  John Russell restores my faith in new art

  6 Jan 2009:

  Jonathan Jones: Get yourself to the Royal Academy: you have until 19 January to see a stupendous work by John Russell, one of the most important artists of early 21st-century Britain

• William Burroughs's exhibition only shows the limits of his art

  5 Jan 2009:

  Jonathan Jones: The Royal Academy's exhibition of art by and inspired by William Burroughs reveals the emptiness at the heart of his work and persona

• God can moan all he likes, Darwin makes the best toys

  24 Dec 2008:

  Jonathan Jones: From build-your-own fossil skeleton kits to foot-pump rocket launchers, science produces some of the best Christmas toys around

• Books I wish I'd read in 2008

  23 Dec 2008:

  Jonathan Jones: Is there still time to read about the Natural History Museum, why photography matters or Joseph Beuys's coyote? I hope so

• Time to start saving Stonehenge

  22 Dec 2008:

  Why can a nation desperate to "save" Titian's Diana and Acteaeon not be bothered to protect one of the greatest pieces of our heritage?

• The masterpiece that may never be seen again

  22 Dec 2008:

  Jonathan Jones travels to Palermo in search of Caravaggio's lost nativity

• Finding the poetry in other people's words

  19 Dec 2008:

  Jonathan Jones: Never mind the Christmas rivals, I only wish Townes Van Zandt had a bash at Leonard Cohen

• What will the credit crunch do to culture?

  18 Dec 2008:

  Jonathan Jones: Cheer up. Creativity will survive - it always does

• The £50m brothel scene

  18 Dec 2008:

  What makes Titian's Diana and Actaeon so worth saving? Jonathan Jones explains its wonders

• My artist of the year? The 18th-century genius Joseph Wright of Derby

  17 Dec 2008:

  From luminous tributes to science to Romantic visions of Vesuvius erupting, the most exciting work I saw this year was created by a very modern Enlightenment artist

• How Robert Rauschenberg brought art to life

  16 Dec 2008:

  Robert Rauschenberg, who died this year, achieved an electric linkage of art and life. His achievement will only become clearer now that he is gone

• How Damien disappointed us

  15 Dec 2008:

  Damien Hirst's aggressive legal campaign against a graffiti artist makes him appear as cynical as his critics suggest. What has he got to say for himself?

• John Cale: the great Welsh modernist returns to his roots

  12 Dec 2008:

  Jonathan Jones: The former member of Velvet Underground is to represent Wales with an audio-visual installation at next year's Venice Biennale

• The Arts Council's new site has nothing to do with national taste

  10 Dec 2008:

  Jonathan Jones: The Arts Council's claim that its Own Art initiative demonstrates a public preference for 'contemporary' art encourages ignorance

• How Turner came to see the light

  9 Dec 2008:

  Jonathan Jones: In Turner's art it sometimes seems the planet we live on is but a platform from which to see the sky - he is always looking up

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