In the first of a column on micro-galleries and odd-spaces, Ella Slater talks to Galerina, whose London space counters the white cube with ostensibly taboo gallery design features

The Indonesian fair has spent two decades quietly forging an alternative model – foregoing gallery invitations in favour of direct access

The Bashkir artist became one of the most visible dissenting voices around the Venice Biennale’s Russian Pavilion. Weeks later, he was shot dead near his home in Poland

The piece’s withdrawal follows controversy surrounding its statement that Winston Churchill had intentionally starved the Indian population during the 1943 Bengal famine

Hariman’s decision follows a period of scrutiny and criticism over his social media activity

The gallery was opened in 1953 and has hosted various exhibitions, including those of numerous Turner Prize nominees

The annual Austrian arts festival will take place in Graz and Styria, Austria from 24 September to 18 October

Five ways Brexit hurt the cultural sector - and five ways it helped

The museum will move to its new home in Smithfield Market, Farringdon on 28 November, eleven years after announcing its relocation

The curator championed video and new media art, as well as acting as the director of Kunsthalle Bremen for seventeen years

What has been lost? What can be learnt? And how are other galleries responding to the same commercial pressures?

After election in 2024, Labour placed culture at the centre of economic policy while dramatically expanding state oversight of cultural life online