Kapoor’s blockbusting blobs, terrible Tudors and Emin’s proteges – the week in art

Lose yourself in Anish Kapoor’s black holes while Horrible Histories’ illustrator visits Preston and Margate hosts Tracey Emin’s students’ graduation show – all in your weekly dispatch Anish KapoorIf you are looking for a summer blockbuster, here’s your show – Kapoor’s exhilarating spectacular boasts black holes and a mountain over your head. Hayward Gallery, London, until 18 October France-Lise McGurnSemi-figurative, semi-abstract and ironically pop art-style paintings that add up to an all-over installation. Dundee Contemporary Arts, 22 August to 15 November Tears Final ShowYou can still catch this graduation show by the latest batch of Tracey Emin’s art students, curated by Emin – and see the seaside too. TKE Studios, Margate, until 31 August Caroline WalkerPaintings of mothers and children in a social realist style slightly reminiscent of 1970s Ladybird books. Newlyn Art Gallery, Newlyn, until 31st October Martin BrownDrawings of glorious Georgians, terrible Tudors and other historical favourites by the Horrible Histories illustrator. The Harris, Preston, until 31 August Cheese! These cheerful Carabinieri stand in Parma’s Ducal Palace with three recovered