Museum’s new building opens with ambitious survey ranging from Brancusi to Bruce Nauman

Frances Morris explains the strategy behind the split in the collection displays, and the raw nature of the galleries that will house the Tate’s now genuinely international collection

From Basel's finest to the Broad, the institutions that set an example

Take a look inside the London museum's Herzog & De Meuron-designed pyramid, before it opens to the public on 17 June

Alexander Calder’s grandson picks his favourite works in the artist’s joint show with Fischli/Weiss

Arguably the museum that most immediately suffered from Tate Modern’s success was its sister institution upriver

From El Anatsui's splashy tapestry, to Cildo Meireles's tower of radios, to Kader Attia's couscous citadel

The acquisition of works for the museum’s collection is supported by a wealth of global patrons

Deregulation in London’s financial markets, and new money looking for a home, helped to make contemporary art a much-prized commodity

The dealer-turned-philanthropist tells us about his decision to offer his collection to Tate and the National Galleries of Scotland

In emphasising architecture and spectacle, jettisoning chronology, pursuing diverse audiences and attracting private money, Tate Modern is the quintessential contemporary museum

Works at Art Basel and beyond aim to stir the conscience and raise funds in aid of the “biggest challenge of our time”

The architectural competition for Tate Modern teemed with starchitects, and some eyebrow-raising designs

Conceived in a pub in 1978, the Neca listing has widened interest in contemporary art far beyond Cork Street

Anne Teresa de Keersmaeker and Doris Salcedo tell us about their projects for the Turbine Hall

What can we learn from analysing Tate Modern’s exhibitions amid the wider London art scene?

Tate Modern’s signature post-industrial space has prompted some of the most memorable works of recent years. Here are some highlights

Museum’s success was accompanied by doom-laden predictions for historic art. But have those fears been confirmed?

What you can expect to see in the galleries and exhibitions spaces this summer

State-seized art includes paintings by Salvador Dalí, Lucio Fontana and Giorgio de Chirico

Norwegian shipping heir Petter Olsen will show other works by Munch from his collection in private museum funded by $120m sale

For Art Basel, the artist has used cutting-edge technology to update hippie-chic, eco-friendly house

The Washington institution will share space in the new V&A East building, where it will show selected work from its 19 museum collections

V&A plans show on Iranian heritage and history while Berlin seals deal with Tehran museum

The museum stands to lose around £500,000 a year when the current partnership agreement ends

The Beaubourg gallery also appoints a new curator tasked with discovering young Chinese artists

Huang Yong Ping’s Monumenta commission among the shows temporarily shut down in a “preventive measure”

Museum professionals gathered in Washington, DC, to survey the state of the field at the annual AAM conference