Biennial to address Liverpool’s colonial history
The 12th edition of the Liverpool Biennial takes place on 10 June – 17 September
Art
Culture& and Sotheby’s launch scholarship programme
Initiative designed to develop next generation of diverse leaders in the contemporary art world
Digital reviews | Channel by Somerset House, Wonderlab AR and the Daily Herald Archive
We take a scroll through the latest digital content
Arts Council NI reflects on momentous year for Northern Irish art
Highlights of 2021-22 included Array Collective becoming first Northern Irish winner of the Turner Prize
Art Night festival heads to Dundee for first major event outside London
Ten new commissions in public spaces across the city will be unveiled on 24 June
Digital reviews | Ancient Sudan, Bath and colonialism, and your drawings on show at Tate
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Gainsborough’s House to reopen after £10m revamp
Gallery becomes largest in Suffolk and now offers a temporary exhibition space
By the people, for the people | Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery
Six small exhibitions make up more than the sum of their parts in telling the diverse, lively and creatively interesting story of Birmingham
Exploring new stories | Shifting Perspectives, Leeds Art Gallery
This show that asks hard questions about works in the collection – and gets visitors to join in
Government Art Collection to open public display space
Organisation is looking at new ways to engage audiences with its collection
Books | The Gallery of Miracles and Madness
A hard-to-read but necessary account of how art was manipulated by Hitler to justify mass murder
Q&A | ‘An exciting new chapter in the history of drawing’
Isabel Seligman talks to us about curating a show on some of the youngest artists ever collected by the British Museum