21.12.2011 / Simon Tait's Diary
The outstanding LBT
Plus... Glasgow's 15 cheers from Niki... A Place in the sun... Solved - Heatherwick's dilemma...
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20.12.2011 / AI Profile
The ‘arrogant pig’ that gave the arts business feet
Colin Tweedy, chief executive, Arts & Business
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20.12.2011 / Galleries
Edinburgh’s Cinderella has her day
120 years after it was built, the Scottish National Portrait Gallery at last lives up to its potential
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20.12.2011 / Funding
Rolex play
Every two years Rolex gathers the arts mentors and protégés it sponsors, past and future, for a weekend. This time it was in New York, and Sebastian Scotney was there
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20.12.2011 / Theatre
Now...live from Shoreditch Town Hall
Simon Tait talks to the new director of the East End’s newest and most surprising arts venue
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20.12.2011 / Dea Birkett
Labellers – just who do they think we are?
Dea Birkett, director of Kids in Museums, reads less into exhibition captions than meets the eye
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18.11.2011 / Heritage
Hogarth’s progress
The country home of the creator of 18th century paintings series such as The Rake’s Progress and Marriage a la Mode has been restored, thanks to the persistent enthusiasm of local people
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18.11.2011 / Galleries
Warhol comes to De La Warr
Sally Ann Lycett on the partnership behind Warhol is Here, the last exhibition at the De La Warr Pavilion under the direction of Alan Haydon, who died last month
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17.11.2011 / Dea Birkett
Getting abreast of censorship
Dea Birkett, director of Kids in Museums, on the anomalies in what art can and cannot be seen outside public galleries
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17.11.2011 / AI Profile
Theatre’s fiery champion
Edward Snape, producer and impresario
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