Museums

The ones that got away: Tate’s rejected designs

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

The guide that Takes London’s artistic pulse

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

Collective experience: two artists on Making art for the Tate's industrial spaces

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

Show me the numbers

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

The Turbine Hall: how the Tate made a spectacle of itself

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

Tate Modern: a shock to the old

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

Performance: stage left, right and centre in the new Tate

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

Slot machine mobster’s confiscated collection goes on show in Reggio

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

Scream seller’s space to open in 2017

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

Oscar Tuazon goes off-grid in Basel

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

Smithsonian scales back London plans at Olympicopolis

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

With sanctions in the rear-view mirror, European museums look to Iranian art

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

As protests rage, will BP ditch the BM?

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

Centre Pompidou’s chief US fundraiser awarded France’s top honour for boosting acquisitions of American art

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

Grand Palais closes as the Seine continues to rise

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

From illicit art to fresh blood: four of the biggest challenges facing museums today

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

Chongqing today, Wuhan tomorrow: Long Museum continues its long march inland

The private museum has opened its first outpost outside of Shanghai

Louvre and Orsay shut down due to flood threat

Both institutions have enacted emergency plans to protect works, as days of rain put the country on high alert

Kunstkammer museum to open in Adelaide, filled with classic porcelain, clocks, textiles and paintings

The late collector David Roche amassed more than 3,000 objects, now on view to the public in Australia

Hayward Gallery moves into a temporary home across the Thames as its Southbank base is overhauled

Jeremy Deller and Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster will show new works in off-site video art exhibition

National Gallery of Art names next Mellon lecturer

Historian to explore frontier spirit in American art

Will Helsinki ever get a Guggenheim?

Doubts grow over crucial government funding as the once-friendly Finnish political climate deteriorates

A curator's tour of the new SFMoMA

Three curators pick under-the-radar works they are excited to have on show at the newly expanded museum