Art

Q&A | ‘I have great joy in working with artists to realise the visions that they have’

What is it really like curating a show with Ai Weiwei? Museums Journal sits down with Low Kee Hong, the creative director at Factory International in Manchester, to find out

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Listening to rising voices

Tarun Nagesh on an exhibition that showcases the diversity of contemporary art from the Asia-Pacific region

Towner Eastbourne appoints new CEO

Camden Art Centre’s Martin Clark will take up post in 2027 as gallery embarks on new development

Field of vision | Sheep Field Barn, Henry Moore Studios & Gardens, Perry Green, Much Hadham, Hertfordshire

The exhibition space of this world-famous sculptor has been sympathetically upgraded to embrace a more inclusive, educational environment

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Art has the capacity to help world repair

IMMA project considers art as a lens to look at peace, says Sheena Barrett

Q&A | ‘I don’t think I ever thought we could ask to borrow The Hay Wain’

Emma Roodhouse, curator of Walking Constable’s Landscape, talks about the enduring quality of the artist’s work in the year that marks the 250th anniversary of John Constable’s birth

Legal ruling over ivory sale could have consequences for museums

Experts warn of 'unsolicited donations' as collectors and dealers struggle to sell artworks

The Light: New Durham museum announces August opening date

Former Durham Light Infantry Museum and Art Gallery transformed after decade-long closure

Digital | Moving paintings, fashion history, whaler’s memories

We take a close look at the cache

The Asian gaze | A Brief History of British South Asian Art, by Alina Khakoo

Postwar British visual art is given a new context in this slim but rewarding book

Bookworm | Our round-up of the latest museum reading

From art connoisseurship, to heritage management and building museum games

DCMS and Art Explora to create UK’s first permanent mobile museum

£1.6m government initiative aims to bring art to communities everywhere