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Half a century since Picasso’s death, does the great artist’s misogyny now endanger his legacy? Alastair Smart explores why this is no straightforward set of anniversary celebrations

The Albert Dock was once bombed, abandoned and left behind, but its rebirth as a cultural hotspot is set to move on to a new chapter with the temporary closure of two attractions

At the time that Vincent van Gogh was creating his acclaimed work, The Starry Night, he was hospitalised at Saint-Paul de Mausole asylum. He painted the vivid night sky from his room without the bars of his window, editing out the institution. Yet, in the case of museums, it is…

The gallery described its plans as a ‘major reimagining’ of the space.

Letters: The whole country should have access to prestigious collections based in London, says David Kennedy, while Pete James and Peter and Christine Nias remember mobile museums in South Yorkshire and Namibia respectively

Gambling firms shouldn’t be patronising the arts any more than fossil fuel companies, says Guardian columnist Hannah Jane Parkinson

The fight to save the iconic work reflects a painful truth about the UK’s financial state

Works from the museum’s collection begin a 10-week tour of the Liverpool city region

Half the contemporary artists will be women, with works by Kudzanai-Violet Hwami, Bridget Riley and Tracey Emin

The rehang will incorporate better representation of female artists and a new generation of young artists.

Analysis of civil service spending includes Rishi Sunak’s Treasury department spending £3,000 on Tate photographs