The Art of the Brick is a spectacular exhibition that transforms icons of classical and pop art into life-size LEGO® sculptures. Poetic, playful, and totally unique, this immersive experience will amaze children and adults alike. A must-see for the holidays!

The new collection of paintings which compose Lotte Gertz’s solo exhibition, Layers of Silt, at Cample Line (Thornhill, near Dumfries) are dream-like.

You can spend an enjoyable day roaming around the Folkestone Triennial (to 19th Oct), with 25 new works from 18 artists plus 80-odd retained as permanent from the previous five iterations.

At Cabinet, London, the artist’s minimal installation recreates a blurry photograph of a bus stop.

The Portland gallery has become an unlikely anchor for ambitious, genre-bending projects, carving out space for experimental work in the region.

A painting bought by an art blogger as part of a pair for £35 has been verified as a work by New Zealand artist Frances Hodgkins and worth up to £50,000.

Philip Hoare has created his “version of a Blake print”, a complex book to dive into and get lost in.

There are many ways to write about an exhibition you haven’t seen.

Mellaney Roberts’ solo exhibition at Berman Contemporary.

Just around the corner from Kurfürstendamm’s garish designer shopfronts, an otherworldly landscape has taken hold of Société.

The Georg Kolbe Museum in Westend was once the home and atelier of the German sculptor Georg Kolbe (1877–1947).

If you’ve ever wanted to curate your own museum, pretend to be a Medici patron or infiltrate the Louvre, these are the games for you.

Many ravers have a similar memory, a zeitgeist recollection of low-end pulsations traveling through space, concrete, and rock. Disorientating color lights, phase-shifting frequencies, and hallucinogens in the bloodstream are all familiar echoes.

In her book Claros del bosque (Forest Glades, 1977)*, the philosopher María Zambrano reflects on these clearings as spots where we manage to discover.

Andy Goldsworthy has been hailed as a genius for his mega half-century retrospective, FIFTY, organised by the Scottish National Gallery at the Royal Scottish Academy as the centrepiece to this year’s Edinburgh Festival.