Art
Q&A | ‘It’s the biggest show that’s ever been done on Miller but we could have filled it eight times over’
Curator Hilary Floe discusses Tate Britain's exhibition about photographer Lee Miller
Book review | Women Artists & Designers at the National Trust
This new publication offers a rich record of female talent, finds Anneka French
Global Majority cultural space to open in London
Ibraaz will offer exhibitions, talks, screenings, music and artist residencies
Spirit of exchange | How the Artes Mundi is connecting global artistic communities
The 2025-26 Artes Mundi contemporary art exhibition and prize explores themes such as belonging and home
The power of being | Tigers and Dragons: India and Wales in Britain, Glynn Vivian Art Gallery, Swansea
A show that asks big questions about the legacies of colonialism and its impact on identity
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
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
