Former Brexit Party candidate Inaya Folarin Iman joins board of the National Portrait Gallery in London

Artist says the work at Oxford University’s Blavatnik School of Government is the ‘most daring of all my sculptures’

Philanthropist succeeds Tony Hall, who stepped down following row over Princess Diana interview

The right-wing politician, who appeared on the TV programme I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here!, replaces Oliver Dowden

Conservation charity WWF and curatorial collective Artwise call on art world to raise funds and awareness for climate action

Police appealing for information after five items, including a pair of Sèvres vases and a clock with a bronze figure of Apollo, were taken from Uppark on the South Downs

The fishing industry is worth far less than the £100bn creative industries but is given greater political importance—it's time to ask ourselves why

The rambling 365-room mansion is being rescued from near collapse, starting with its tea house

Judge concludes that UK transport secretary failed to consider alternatives to the scheme or assessed the ‘risk of harm’ to the Unesco site

Of the 169 online campaigns related to the arts since they were introduced, only three have been debated in the House of Commons

The UK city has been stripped of its World Heritage status. Walter Aubrey Thomas, who designed some of its most famous buildings, would have objected, says his great-grandson

Centre for Contemporary Art Derry-Londonderry, Experience Barnsley, Firstsite, Thackray Museum of Medicine and Timespan chosen as five finalists for Art Fund's coveted £100,000 prize

Committee finds that construction projects have reduced cultural value

Despite lockdown restrictions lifting today, most institutions will maintain capacity limits and distancing rules until at least end of August

Tea clipper's original figurehead has been replaced with a carving based on the recently rediscovered original drawings

The former chancellor's instalment echoes the selection of Lord Armstrong as chair of the V&A, which had serious consequences for the museum

Staff continue fight against vermin with innovative entertainment

"Art market participants" who sell works of art worth €10,000 (£8,600) or more must register with the HMRC by 10 June

From Rodin's plaster casts and Barbara Hepworth's bronzes, to flower arranging, disco dancing and the notorious Nero

Decision has drawn wave of criticism from culture and heritage professionals, accusing government of ‘money-grabbing philistinism’

Mysterious image still holds some secrets however

Painting is the only surviving contemporary image of the monarch

Art History Link-Up chief says subject is a rare offer at state schools because of cuts and teacher shortages

Residents next to the London museum continue legal battle after losing case to close viewing platform that allows visitors to see inside their flats

New licensing regulations for cultural property may hamper metal detectorists' ability to sell legitimate finds on the European market

Major UK institutions lost 78% of their visitors due to the pandemic last year, our research reveals

Research commissioned by the trust provoked complaints from Conservative politicians amid UK culture war around controversial monuments

A 1960s office block behind the Sainsbury Wing will be demolished to make way for a new building to provide more exhibition space

The culture sector is being relegated to the ranks of "indoor entertainment"

Independence of museums and heritage bodies is at risk, say Ed Vaizey and Chris Smith, as Johnson’s government pushes ‘anti-woke’ agenda