Tate Modern

For all its strengths, the show is let down by a needlessly ‘censorious’ attitude towards its subject

Jonty Bravery was recorded describing attempted murder in fine detail

Museums and galleries flourished last year while outdoor attractions suffered

The mega-rich clan and their company Purdue Pharma are under fire over controversial opioid OxyContin

Assistant curator Emma Lewis on the Italian painter's life and how his story resonates through this new exhibition

The London museum is to host the first major exhibition for 20 years with works by the Swiss artist known for elongated bronze sculptures

From iPhones to Martin Luther King Jr – what to expect from the four nominees

Employees asked to contribute towards Nicholas Serota's leaving gift amid long-running pay dispute

The first exhibition devoted to the German Turner Prize winner opens this February at London's home for contemporary art

In the 100th year since the Russian Revolution, a series of exhibitions in London and New York explore its impact on art and culture

As the much-anticipated exhibition opens in London, assistant curator Hannah Johnston celebrates the breadth of the artist's work

Tate Modern needs £30m to complete ten-storey building with more intimate spaces for viewing art

Exhibition of Turner's late-career paintings shows the master at his 'most dazzlingly innovative'

The Mona Lisa of modernism, Black Square, is the centrepiece of Tate Modern's compelling survey show

'Knockout' retrospective charts the evolution of leading British Pop artist and magnificent chronicler of his times

'Last time I saw paintings as deluded as this, the artist was Saif al-Islam Gaddafi,' says one critic