The new exhibition at the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford, explores the 30-year long collaboration between artists Stanley Donwood and Thom Yorke in creating the iconic images behind Radiohead.

Pablo Bronstein’s visionary artworks dwell in some unpindownable place between art and architecture and archaeology. Characteristically meticulous and erudite, Bronstein’s latest body of work reimagines two versions of the legendary Temple of Solomon in Jerusalem as described in the Old Testament, a building that exists as much in the imagination as it did in reality.

Sometimes an exhibition really does deserve to be described as a “must-see”. The opening gallery of the RA’s latest exhibition, juxtaposing artworks by Anselm Kiefer and Vincent Van Gogh confirms this one as an absolute winner.