The critics

Helen Chadwick: a rare radical

From her 70s subversion of domestic drudgery to her naked adventures with a photocopier comes a new retrospective

Good One: a ‘quietly devastating coming of age picture’

On a fraught hiking trip in the Catskills with her dad and his needy pal, a teenager has a terrible epiphany

Thunderbolts*: an unusually thoughtful Marvel movie

A superpowered Florence Pugh reprises her Black Widow assassin role in this toned-up Marvel movie

Music: Central Cee moves up a gear

The chart-topping British rapper with a soft spot for his humble Toyota Yaris showcases his debut studio album with a gig that spans sexist hip-hop tropes and heartfelt moments

Art: the National Gallery is reborn

Constable and Turner face off, portraits of husbands and wives are reunited and long vistas of time from Bellini to Van Gogh open out in a magnificent rehang of the National Gallery

Architecture: return to the pleasure palace

Returning to its pleasure palace roots, a faded grade II-listed 1930s cinema in east London has been given a new lease of life as a 960-seat theatre with a distinctly carnival spirit