Commonwealth glass sculptures for the Tower’s jubilee
Glass artist Max Jacquard has made 13 giant sculptures for the Tower of London’s celebration of the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee.
Children’s Tempest visions
Primary school children from across Birmingham have been asked to imagine characters from one of Shakespeare’s most difficult plays, The Tempest, for an exhibition opening today.
RCA unveils £155m new STEAM Battersea campus
The Royal College of Art today unveiled the largest development in its 185-year history, a £155m Herzog & de Meuron designed campus south of the Thames by Battersea Bridge.
Legacy art commissions from IWM’s WWI movie blockbuster
Income from the Imperial War Museum’s 14-18-NOW film by director Peter Jackson, They Shall Not Grow Old, is to fund art commissions across the country.
Rees-Mogg may scrap Arts Council
Arts Council England and other national cultural organisations face being abolished as Jacob Rees-Mogg turns his attention to arm’s length government funded bodies in his review of government efficiency.
Dacs chief takes over at Whitechapel
The new director of the Whitechapel Gallery is to be Gilane Tawadros, the CEO of Dacs, the guardian of artists’ copyright.
Nightingale Museum defies closure fears to reopen
The Florence Nightingale Museum in St Thomas’s Hospital, London, which more than two years ago closed its doors with fears that it might never be able to open again, reopened yesterday on what would have been Nightingale’s 202nd birthday.
Museum of the Year 2022 shortlist of five
Five museums from Derby, London, Manchester, Oxford and Wrexham nave made it to the shortlist for the £100,000 2022 Art Fund Museum gif the Year award.
£23m for communities' cultural rebuild
Cultural organisations across England will share £22.7m from the Arts Council’s Cultural Investment Programme to help them reset and prepare for development after the Covid lockdowns.
McBrinn leaves Clean Break for Dublin’s Gate
Joint artistic director and CEO Róisín McBrinn is leaving Clean Break Theatre after eight years with the company to become artistic director at the Gate, Dublin.
