Features
Trendswatch: going underground
Laura Rutkowski investigates museum tours that reveal strange and often little known subterranean landscapes
International opening: The Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art in Nusantara, Jakarta
Jonathan Knott travels to Indonesia to learn about a private contemporary art gallery that has a mission to break down barriers and find new audiences
Capturing a moment
Is the UK finally giving documentary photography the space and respect it deserves, asks Javier Pes
Breaking ground
Paul Greenhalgh, the director of the Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts in Norwich, talks to Eleanor Mills about the institution’s 40th birthday plans. Photography by Phil Sayer
Making space
Visiting an artist’s studio or house provides a unique insight into how that person lived and worked. Caroline Bugler investigates the challenges and rewards of breathing life into such museums
Trendswatch: escape rooms
Laura Rutkowski is game for the latest craze that allows visitors to experience museums in an exciting new way
On the border
Despite recent progress in negotiations between the EU and the UK government, there are still concerns about the impact that Brexit might have on the cultural landscape in the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland. Patrick Kelly reports
All in good jest
The UK’s museums and galleries have been a source of great satire over the centuries, whether for their pompous audiences or behind-the-scenes misdemeanours. Mark Bryant examines