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Arts feature

Galleries are getting bigger - but is there enough good art to put in them?

Martin Gayford recommends the exhibitions to visit - and to avoid - over the coming year

2 January 2016

9:00 AM

2 January 2016

9:00 AM

Until a decade and a half ago, we had no national museum of modern art at all. Indeed, the stuff was not regarded as being of much interest to the British; now Tate Modern is about to expand vastly and bills itself as the most popular such institution in the world.

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