The American artist’s first major UK museum show is breathtaking

The show’s greatest strength is that it’s hard-hitting, while refraining from too much sloganeering

This is a show about the movement of people, about memory, and about human vulnerability

Sure, the substance of this show is a little lightweight, but with banger after banger it’s totally forgiveable

This display of depressing mediocrity is only saved by the work of a few true greats, like beacons in the mist

Oh my. These are among the best paintings he’s ever made

Interesting and necessary thinking abounds here, but that doesn’t always translate into effective art

The last 10 years have seen seismic change and the gallery has dealt with our new ways of seeing with aplomb

Photography has never been more universal and diverse, and these handsome new galleries reflect that

The US artist has created a portal to a transcendent experience

The show, featuring multiple films and video installations from four artists, takes a few hours to see - but it’s really worth the time

The British artist’s survey show needs time to be seen properly, but it’s worth every moment

You can feel the tectonic plates of art history shifting under your feet

This relentless, devastating, surveillance-style approach feels necessary. Nothing happens, and nothing needs to: you just have the evidence

Artists like Lonnie Holley, Thornton Dial and Joe Minter are finally getting due attention, but this exhibition will leave visitors wanting more

It’s as if we enter the artist’s brain as she takes on 22 paintings from the National and three from the Holburne

The experience projects the artist’s seven decades of work onto huge walls in the new Lightroom space... but too much disappoints

This sounded like an impossible exhibition, but the gallery has pulled it off with aplomb

This show proves the Scottish artist is almost unsurpassed among his peers