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Curator and broadcaster takes up newly created dual role at Kensington institution
‘Devolved Parliament’ has been revised slightly from the street artist’s 2009 original
Sculpture in the Turbine Hall acts a ‘counter-memorial’ to the history of slavery
NGX project aims to explore potential of new technologies for museums
Caustic comment on British politics expected to fetch £1.5m-£2m
Imponderabilia, featuring two nude figures at entrance, shows artists are ‘living doors’
Edwardian relic was the centrepiece of a music festival organised by David Bowie in 1969
Curator says Johnson and Rees-Mogg ‘skit money’ illustrates character of society
Brexit uncertainty forces event organisers to use euros and dollars
Group director says demonising fossil-fuel companies is ‘seriously unproductive’
Chair of trustees cites ‘tight’ financial pressure after public funding cuts
Green housing and London railway terminus among schemes vying for architecture award
‘Epic Iran’ will include 300 objects from 5,000 years of history at museum in London
Exhibition is biggest retrospective of Danish-Icelandic artist’s 30-year career to be staged in UK
Cultural institutions have faced mounting pressure to sever ties with energy company
‘Living history museum’ is Wales’ most popular heritage attraction
Increased budget makes it the UK’s most expensive cultural project
Two centuries after the discovery of a buried hoard of ancient chess pieces on the Isle of Lewis, another one has resurfaced
Yana Peel owns stake in husband’s private equity fund that controls NSO Group
Price tag reflects fact that statues of Egyptian boy king rarely come on to the market
Stagecoach’s exit a sign of ‘febrile’ mood surrounding company sponsorship
Row blew up over travel company chairman’s record on gay rights
Production will include film footage from the time, projected on to screens
Quintet of contenders ranges from rebuilt WWI naval relic to landmark new Scottish building
Economics, family values and the roll of a dice on the agenda until end of September
