The Cardiff museum is the first Welsh winner of the £100,000 prize, beating other finalists including V&A Dundee and Pitt Rivers Museum

Northern Ireland's HMS Caroline and V&A Dundee among five finalists for the Art Fund's annual prize

The Art Fund is doing away with its volunteers

The Art Fund's latest report concludes that museums and galleries offer a way to de-stress—but they should not just a place for calm and comfort

Thanks to an austerity-induced accounting trick, lottery funding is replacing taxes

UK non-profit's plan may draw in young crowds which are a target demographic for museums

Hull gallery more than tripled visitor numbers during UK City of Culture year after “Herculean” renovation

Being part of the Museum of the Year brings kudos and a big PR boost, but some finalists have still found the financial going tough

After a bumpy start, the extension to the Tate’s westernmost outpost has been welcomed and is now enabling the gallery to reach its full potential

The newly opened museum takes visitors on a journey underground and reflects major shifts in the nature of human connection

The library shows that grassroots museums can take a gutsy stand and contribute to global debates

All museums and galleries do important work—so what makes a truly visionary organisation?

A historic motor-racing circuit, Concorde and 4D experiences combine to provide a day out of old-school charm with contemporary quirks

Sarah Crompton, a former Museum of the Year judge, recalls her voyage of discovery across the UK

Recently renovated Tate St Ives and Hull's Ferens Art Gallery are among £100,000 prize's five contenders

Price of Leonardo’s Salvador Mundi, which sold for £333m, represents over half of government’s total financial backing for museums last year

Archives telling the story of Strong’s first years as director of the London museum, released under the 30-year rule, reveal how money was raised for two of the finest 18th-century portraits in its collection