Chris Ofili: The Seven Deadly Sins review – sacred, seductive and sensational
‘I felt extreme confusion: was I one or two people?’: Katie Cuddon’s sculptural explorations of motherhood
Art of the possible: the best of the free London Gallery Weekend – in pictures
Art dealer sentenced to more than two years for fake Andy Warhol paintings
Inside a revealing Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward auction
Superman towers over the Kremlin: Reiner Riedler’s best photograph
Hardcore review – a BDSM paradise that leaves you yearning to join in
Larry Achiampong: Wayfinder review – a big-hearted meander through the immigrant experience
Northern Ireland: Living With the Troubles review – an incomplete snapshot of the conflict
Hurvin Anderson: Salon Paintings review – bright, beautiful series brings barbershops to life

I, Daniel Blake review – Kafkaesque benefits story rekindles righteous anger
‘Rare talent’: Kiln artistic director stands down after 10 years
Badly behaved theatregoers: ‘A woman urinated in a stairwell adjacent to where we were sitting’
The best theatre to stream this month: Blues for An Alabama Sky, Macbeth and more
Music of the night(club): my enchanted evening at the party that plays only show tunes
‘There’s something Shakespearean about Gareth Southgate’: the epic play about England’s hero
Panti Bliss review – forceful account of a remarkable life
The Shape of Things review – seductive sociopaths show cruel intent
Edinburgh international children’s festival review – the playful inner child v the serious grownup
Under the Kundè Tree review – a fractured tale of family strife and colonial uprising

Lucinda Williams: ‘I hated the way major labels made my music sound’
Foo Fighters: But Here We Are review – a raw, unapologetic act of mourning | Alexis Petridis's album of the week
Roger Waters review – embattled singer vows ‘I will not be cancelled’
A light that never goes out: why the Smiths are eternally influential
John Coltrane recordings lost in New York Public Library will finally be heard
‘It felt like we were in the 90s!’ HomeBass, the white van revving up UK rave culture
Mongolian Rhapsody? Newly unearthed writing draft reveals original title for Queen hit
‘I couldn’t outrun my grief’: Julie Byrne on the death of her musical partner
Sunday with Big Narstie: ‘I do lunch like a king, oxtail or stewed beef’
‘It was fun until it wasn’t’: hip-hop A&R Dante Ross on De La Soul, ODB – and punchups with P Diddy

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