Ana Mendieta’s ‘Neolithic art’ recreated for major Tate Modern survey
London exhibition explores how ancient sites informed the work of the late Cuban American artist, who was best known for her performance and land art
The MAC: The Belfast museum that reaches out to Northern Ireland's disadvantaged communities
Spurred by a rise in hate crime in the region, The MAC has been collaborating with five charities to open the museum to minority groups
A twisted tale of sugar and slaves: Alberta Whittle uncovers awkward truths in UK show
The Barbados-born artist confronts the unpalatable past of Guy Ball, the great-grandfather of the Holburne Museum’s founder
'I tend not to see men, strangely': photographer Hannah Starkey on constructing a more truthful world inhabited by women
As Hepworth Wakefield hosts a major retrospective of her work, the British artist explains why she has spent 25 years training her lens almost exclusively on women
People's History Museum: a place where protests are remembered—and where they begin
This Manchester museum, which has the world’s largest collection of protest banners, is empowering locals
Acquisitions round-up: Versailles acquires a previously unpublished painting of a young Marie-Antionette by Joseph Siffred Duplessis
Our pick of the latest gifts and purchases to enter institutional collections worldwide
Experience Barnsley: a crowdsourced museum in Yorkshire shows how culture can help in the pandemic recovery
The gallery located in the town hall is a true “museum of and for the people”
#CuratorBattle: Twitter tussle reveals museums' prettiest, creepiest and sassiest objects
UK's Yorkshire Museum has been encouraging international institutions to share the most unusual items in their collections
Linder's provocative cut-outs come to Kettle's Yard
For her retrospective, the artist has made a series of interventions in the Cambridge museum including creating special staff uniforms and a café menu