Gobelins tapestries; Franz West's strange monsters; Lygia Clark's body nostalgia; and the 1966 World Cup final...
With the World Cup final fast approaching, it's a good time to reconsider this particular collective myth
MoMA has mounted a welcome retrospective of Clark's challenging and changing art
Curator Eva Badura-Triska has managed to preserve the spirit of freedom in the late artist's work
This display reveals how the Gobelins tapestry manufactory in France flourished through the 18th century
Scotland's contemporary GENERATION, London Art Week, and Dan Cruickshank on the BBC: a round-up of reviews and interviews
Courtauld students have put together a thoughtful exhibition alongside the gallery's summer show
The final episode of Dan Cruickshank's enthusiastic and engaging tour of 'Britain's Great Palaces' airs on BBC4 tonight
Focusing on seven key years in Schifano's incessant artistic metamorphosis
This huge series of contemporary art displays is a timely reminder of Scotland's cultural diversity in an eventful year
From Alexander Pope to 3D printing pens... a round-up of this week's exhibition reviews and interviews
The inaugural edition of START Art Fair at Saatchi Gallery looks set to become a positive new addition to the art fair calendar
The Mauritshuis masterpieces are back in place in The Hague, and the newly-restored and extended building has opened its doors
The Whitney says goodbye to its old building with balloons, by the world's most expensive living artist...
A jewel box of an exhibition that opens up important questions about celebrity, patronage and sculpture
From folk art to minimalism... a round-up of recent reviews from the Muse Room
Do Nasreen Mohamedi's drawings at Tate Liverpool better reflect modernist camouflage experiments that Carlos Cruz-Diez's dazzle ship?
How do you exhibit architecture? These pavilions from Venice's Architecture Biennale pass the test
The 14th International Architecture Exhibition is open in Venice. Rem Koolhaas has made some alterations to the usual plan...
David Hockney, Yinka Shonibare, Grayson Perry and Jessie Brennan update Hogarth's 'A Rake's Progress'
A number of the architect's prized models are back on prominent display in Sir John Soane's Museum
The charm and whimsy of 'British Folk Art' at Tate Britain isn't at the expense of rigorous analysis
Plus ça change, plus c’est la même chose... the Jewish Museum revisits its seminal 1966 exhibition of minimalist sculpture, again
A round-up of recent reviews from The Muse Room
