It took 18 years to build, has nearly a mile of galleries and is inspired by a desert rose. But is Jean Nouvel’s eye-popping creation for the world’s wealthiest nation too extravagant to fill?
Fame sells: that’s the lesson in a survey revealing the world’s most popular exhibitions during a bumper year
Her exuberant clothes catered to women’s new sense of freedom in the 60s and a V&A retrospective shows Mary Quant is as relevant as ever
Camp: Notes on Fashion will tell the story of camp’s origins from Versailles to 1930s Berlin
Royal Pavilion exhibition has at its centre a display of hats created for 26 famous faces
Galleries are finally choosing to exhibit works by women – but will they stay on the walls once the trend for representation has passed? It’s all of our jobs to ensure they do