Wifredo Lam: between the world and me
How a black Cuban painter reclaimed primitivist motifs that had been appropriated by Modernism
Nicholas Serota leaves Tate Modern after 28 years at helm
Move to Arts Council opens race for one of UK’s biggest culture jobs
Georgia O’Keeffe show set to open at London’s Tate Modern
More than 100 works on display by pioneering modernist painter
Britart through the ages
Attitudes to British art are changing, with classic works displayed — and sold — next to contemporary favourites
Sir Nicholas Serota, Tate’s cool, calm collector-director
The force behind the museum has been shaping the modern art world for decades, writes Jan Dalley
Tate Modern unveils new £260m wing
World’s most popular modern art gallery gets dramatic extension
Tate Modern’s new Switch House is a ‘game-changer’
Tate Modern opens its eagerly awaited new building, a game-changer that displays art radically
How Tate Modern transformed the way we see art
Enlightenment and learning versus bewilderment and awe — how one gallery transformed the way we experience art and the rest followed
Review: Tate Modern’s Switch House — ‘a genuinely civic space’
Edwin Heathcote on Tate Modern’s £260m extension, which opens next month
The Art Market: New York sales down but not out
London gets snap-happy; ivory ban in France; Phillips raises buyers’ premium
Interview: Frances Morris, Tate Modern’s first female director
A Tate curator since 1988, she talks about the gallery’s giant new extension and her vision for the institution’s future
Tate explores exile, violence and voyeurism in Hatoum exhibition
First major UK retrospective of the Lebanese-born artist’s work
Tate Modern unveils launch plans for £260m extension
June opening of Switch House will boost gallery space by 60% and visitor figures by 1m a year
City figures make the case for sticking with Brussels
Big-hitters back data-focused, pro-EU website
BP ends 27-year sponsorship of Tate as falling oil price takes toll
Oil group denies decision influenced by climate change protests
Tate Modern to show Sir Elton John’s photography collection
Musician has one of the world’s foremost collections, with more than 7,000 images
In praise of power stations
Oval cricket ground gasometer shows the resilience of industrial monuments, writes Edwin Heathcote
Tate Modern to host UK’s biggest Georgia O’Keeffe exhibition
More than 100 works to be shown after rehanging of galleries
The hunt for new histories
Hard thinking is required if these institutions are to be more than posh warehouses for received ideas
‘The Baseball-Photographer Trading Cards’, by Mike Mandel
The American photographer devised his series of photographers’ trading cards in 1973 as a gentle dig at the art market. Now the cards are part of a new show at Tate Modern
Women in the frame: the Saatchi gallery’s all-female art show
Exhibitions held together purely by gender may be inadequate, even distasteful — but are they still a necessary evil?
Tate Modern appoints first female director
Frances Morris to head UK’s top gallery of contemporary and modern art
Alexander Calder’s ‘Performing Sculpture’ at Tate Modern
The artist’s hanging, hypnotic dramas of twisted wire and cut metal could be Britain’s ‘happiest exhibition’
The art of ‘guerrilla’ gardening at Tate Modern
An exhibition at the art gallery invites visitors to throw seeds or bulbs into giant planters filled with soil — and wait for the results
