■ Martin Creed: What's the Point of It? Several walls at the Hayward Gallery were taken down to take in the full scope of this Martin Creed show; less a survey, more a glorious tour of this Turner prize-winning mind.
Mr. Gioni said he chose "The Encyclopedic Palace" because it best reflects the giant scope of this international show and what he called "the impossibility of capturing the sheer enormity of the art world today".
This is, admittedly, beyond the scope of the show but it also seems essential in understanding the gardens.
The presence of Byrne's work reflects the wide scope of the show.
He said that many viewers had been asking general health questions that were beyond the scope of the show.
At more than 600 episodes and 28 seasons, the scope of the show has been huge and over two weeks, the cable network FXX will air every episode of the show back-to-back-to-back, ending on 7 December.
"The artist soon became one of the most important influences in Copland's formative life, introducing him to the Parisian avant-garde, and the scope of the show changed, broadened".
The scope of the show will include casting hundreds of statesmen and women the Queen has met during her reign, including Nelson Mandela, and will also have actors playing members of her family including Prince Philip, Charles, Diana and William.
Wandering through the show one is struck by certain individual paintings, but also by the way the historical scope of the show offers an insight into the evolution of painting styles and an oscillation between strict generic formula and idiosyncratic variation.
