Best in show | The Garden of Eden with the Temptation in the Background, c.1600
This slightly bonkers but brilliant masterpiece by Jan Brueghel the Elder takes centre stage at Compton Verney's latest show
Art
Tate to improve Indigenous representation in its collection
Four-year funding for collecting Sámi and Inuit art
The art of war | Blavatnik Art, Film and Photography Galleries, Imperial War Museum, London
Katy Barrett discovers the power of
visual art in directing our view of war
Fitzwilliam rehang aims to ‘transgress the boundaries of time and place’
Thematic redisplay sits lesser known rediscoveries alongside iconic works
Dispersed national contemporary art gallery launches in Wales
Partnership of nine galleries opens first exhibition at Aberystwyth Arts Centre
NPOs must support freedom of expression, says revised arts council guidance
'Political' work will not lose funding, says ACE after censorship row
Master plan | Medieval, Renaissance and Baroque Galleries, Walker Art Gallery
Abigail Hawkins enjoys seeing old masters through a fresh lens at these redeveloped galleries
Bold visions | Scotland’s Art from 1800 to 1945, The National, Edinburgh
An impressive 145 years of Scottish art are covered in this new suite of galleries
Charleston launches initiative to find privately owned Bloomsbury art
Gallery hopes display of never-seen paintings will encourage collectors to come forward ahead of its 50th anniversary
Welsh art galleries have their eyes on the prize
Expanding the Artes Mundi exhibition beyond Cardiff reflects wider moves to strengthen Wales’ visual arts sector
Working with communities to co-create public space
We asked what our communities wanted and hoped for from the gallery, says Woodrow Kernohan
Aviva Studios opens in Manchester
Project is largest investment in a national cultural project since the opening of Tate Modern in 2000