Simon Stephens
Private collection loans benefit all parties
Renaissance artworks will transform the Holburne, says Chris Stephens
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
Global Majority cultural space to open in London
Ibraaz will offer exhibitions, talks, screenings, music and artist residencies
Q&A | ‘We wanted to move beyond the narrative that Moody is forgotten, invisible and marginalised’
Farah Dailami tells us how Hepworth Wakefield curated its award-winning show on the Jamaican-born sculptor Ronald Moody
Q&A | ‘We need to ensure all children are able to have a meaningful experience’
Leigh-Anne Stradeski, the head of Eureka! The National Children's Museum, on supporting the development of young people
Science Museum launches Space gallery
New permanent exhibition is part of a wider project to rework the ground floor of the London museum
Editorial | A sense of belonging
The sector can foster belonging by offering spaces where ideas can be explored, shared and understood writes Simon Stephens
A fine balance | Caring for vulnerable heritage sites
Simon Stephens explores how organisations manage public access to some of the UK's most fragile historic properties
Online resource launched for organisations working with refugees
University of Sussex developed project with funding from AHRC
British Ceramics Biennial builds on pottery heritage
The event, which runs from 6 September to 19 October, coincides with Stoke's centenary year