Eleanor Mills
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
New industrial heritage attraction opens to the public in Wrexham
Stori Brymbo comprises a restored steelworks and a 300-million-year-old fossil forest
The Light: New Durham museum announces August opening date
Former Durham Light Infantry Museum and Art Gallery transformed after decade-long closure
Q&A | ‘We have to bear our memory. Even if it is a nightmare, it should belong to us’
Museums Journal sits down with China's most famous dissident, Ai Weiwei, to talk history, rebellion – and his hopes of being forgotten
Public sees cultural heritage protection in conflict zones as a high priority
Research commissioned by British Council on 10th anniversary of Cultural Protection Fund
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
DCMS and Art Explora to create UK’s first permanent mobile museum
£1.6m government initiative aims to bring art to communities everywhere
Gwen John: Strange Beauties – a meditative look at ‘God’s little artist’
Julia Carver visits this stimulating interpretation of the modernist painter’s work at Amgueddfa Genedlaethol Caerdydd – National Museum Cardiff
New museum of illustration opens in London
Quentin Blake Centre for Illustration has a dedicated library and exhibition spaces