Museums & Heritage
Barbara Hepworth Centenary celebrated in Tate St Ives
Another show will take place in Yorkshire Sculpture Park, West Bretton
Acquisitions negotiations at Tate and The Armouries: You win some, you lose some
A mysterious donor gives the Tate £12.5 million to buy Reynolds’ Omai but the Armouries fail to get Lottery support for two armours
Saatchi’s challenge to Tate with new Thameside gallery
The collector credited with transforming London’s contemporary art scene opens prestigious premises on the Thames this 17 April
Propaganda posters from the Schreyer collection at the V&A
Charting the growth of a 20th century medium of art and communication
Britain may lose Omai (twice) and an exquisite Raphael
Tate and the National Gallery reverse longstanding softly, softly policy over purchases to try to retain masterpieces
'Live Culture' brings live performances to the Tate Modern
After a false start, Tate has a huge selection of works planned for its three-day run
Tate and National Gallery visitors down since museums became free
Government policy promotes Free Admission
Days like these: Tate triennial of contemporary British Art 2003
Theme-less this year, the triennial covers all generations and styles
In defence of Tate: Gainsborough acquisitions
Tate Director Nicholas Serota comments on recent criticism
Le Corbusier before Le Corbusier: exhibition focuses on the formative years of experimentation
The Bard Graduate Center for Studies in the Decorative Arts Design and Culture
We serve all cultures, say the big, global museums: World's leading institutions release a declaration on restitution
Including a reproduction of the declaration in full
Tate St Ives transports with 'Real life'
Video works from a number of top artists are now on show
Gainsborough's House director Hugh Belsey on competing with Tate: Goliath wins
Should Gainsborough’s House have given way to the Tate over a painting in the current Tate exhibition?
The Royal Collection's list of paintings acquired in the first 50 years of Elizabeth II's reign
The acquisitions have not been ostentatious, with a significant portion of them being historic royal portraits, bequests or donations
National Trust membership reaches 3 million
The largest conservation body in Europe
Tate appoints associate curator of Latin American art
Cuauhtémoc Medina has nabbed the position, intended to broaden the Tate's sights beyond Europe and North America
From the archive: The enigmatic spirit of Lord Byron on show at London's National Portrait Gallery
The poet's biographer Fiona MacCarthy placed the Romantic Regency poet in the context of 20th-century film stardom
Interview with Tate Modern's new director Vicente Todoli: “Globalisation is the essential spirit of art”
The Spaniard speaks on his 20 years of experience and his visions of the future
100 Photographs: a collection by Bruce Bernard
Photographs from the 1840s to the 1990s never before shown in public
Barbara Kruger case: Art trumps right to privacy
A US Federal court has thrown out the case against artist Barbara Kruger for her appropriation of a 1960 photo, and against the Whitney Museum and LA MoCA for selling goods reproducing the offending image
Under Mussolini: decorative and propaganda arts of the Twenties and Thirties from the Wolfson Collection, Genoa
Estorick Collection
The original Tate for sale: Henry Tate's Streatham Mansion could be yours
Barrat Developers splitting up original Tate residence after nuns vacate
Munich opens one of the world’s greatest collections of 20th-century art
On a par with Tate Modern or the Centre Pompidou, the Pinakothek der Moderne is the largest new gallery for a generation
Amid protests UK Treasury decides not to sell its silver
Loans instead organised for V&A and other museums