Art

British Ceramics Biennial builds on pottery heritage

The event, which runs from 6 September to 19 October, coincides with Stoke's centenary year

Dulwich Picture Gallery opens new children’s space

ArtPlay Pavilion is part of a £5m development that also includes a new cafe and landscaping

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As councils cut back, art centres step up

The role of arts centres as community hubs has never been more important, says Annabel Turpin

Profile | ‘Everyone was like “Oh my god, he’s actually serious”’

Jago Cooper, director of the Sainsbury Centre at the University of East Anglia, explains why he took an unorthodox approach to transforming the museum

Best of the west | Cornwall Museum and Art Gallery, Truro

Sarah Riddle is impressed by the rebirth of the former Royal Cornwall Museum

Fine art | The power of regional galleries

Despite some tricky financial challenges, many UK galleries are offering ambitious programming that is firmly rooted in the needs of local communities

Pioneers in paint | Sussex Modernism, Towner Eastbourne

This expansive show gives the visitor space to marvel in works by often-overlooked regional artists

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Eric Gill artwork initiates conversations about abuse

A project is using Annunciation to acknowledge victims of sexual abuse, says Ann Sumner

Perth Art Gallery announces long-term loan of private Millais collection

More than 300 objects to go on display in Scotland for the first time

No Welsh Art (Dim Celf Gymreig), National Library of Wales, Aberystwyth

This exhibition of Welsh art challenges historical prejudices, finds Julie Brominicks

Seeking sanctuary | Poland Museum of Modern Art, Warsaw

This contemporary art museum, founded 20 years ago, now has a permanent home. By Simon Stephens

The IT crowd | Electric Dreams: Art and Technology Before the Internet, Tate Modern, London

It’s time to scroll back to before the birth of the world wide web to experience what was at the forefront of art technology at the time