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Richard Long retrospective at Tate Britain

    The artist who decided walking was art is on dazzling form in an impressive show that does everything well

    Saatchi Gallery’s abstract American show

      Disappointing exhibition of painters and sculptors like Carter, Jonas Wood and Matt Johnson said to be new wave of US art

      Swiss bankers sponsor Tate Modern displays

        Juxtaposition of arte povera (Penone, Merz, Pistoletto), antiform (Bruce Naumann, Eva Hesse) and UBS is strange irony

        Tribute exhibition to psychiatrist RD Laing

          New show at Serpentine Gallery is selection of films and installations by Luke Fowler featuring Kingsley Hall clinic work

          Restoration keeps the Pitt Rivers’ charm

            Oxford museum, whose exhibits have featured in Morse, Harry Potter, and His Dark Materials trilogy, is still pure Hogwarts

            Galapagos Islands inspired Baltic exhibition

              At Gateshead gallery nine modern artists mark 150th anniversary of publication of Charles Darwin’s On the Origin of Species

              Stockholm – a surprisingly sensuous city

                Baroque’s world tour started in the 17th century, and reached Stockholm in time to take on a dignified Nordic simplicity

                Cindy Sherman: I’m every woman

                  Cindy Sherman is a photographer who makes an exhibition of herself. She is also one of the top 10 living artists in the world

                  Whitechapel Gallery brightens the East End

                    Goshka Macuga, Isa Genzken, Hockney and Hirst exhibits revitalise what was once the most exciting location in British art

                    Exhibitions at London’s smaller galleries

                      Veronese and Sickert at Dulwich, Treasures of the Black Death at the Wallace Collection, and the Courtauld Wedding Chests