#national-gallery

#national-gallery

Gabriele Finaldi and Barbara Davis Rae received honors in the King's New Year Honours list, recognizing their impactful contributions to the arts.

Federal government shutdowns halt paychecks, scientific research, and can disrupt access to cultural institutions like museums and monuments.

The National Gallery's Sainsbury Wing will reopen in May 2025 with a new layout sponsored by CC Land, featuring over 1,000 artworks.

John Sainsbury criticized a design mistake in the Sainsbury Wing of the National Gallery, discovering a time capsule-like letter during renovations.

A posthumous letter from a donor criticizes the design of the National Gallery's new wing, revealing long-standing discontent.

A long-lost letter from John Sainsbury, criticizing false columns in the National Gallery, was found during a demolition, expressing his delight at their removal.

The National Gallery's 'Art Road Trip' connects art with communities through workshops targeting diverse audiences who might feel disconnected from the institution.

Jeremy Deller challenges art conventions, engages in collaborative artforms, and questions the boundaries of art.

The 12 loaned masterpieces curated by UK museums for National Gallery's 200th anniversary emphasize the gallery's national role and diverse exhibitions.

Wornum's diary offers insights into the National Gallery's daily life, acquisitions, and notable visits.

The National Gallery is undergoing a comprehensive redisplay of its collection, involving decanting and rehanging artworks to rethink the presentation and upgrade gallery spaces.

National Gallery hosts artist residency programs since 1990, unique in Europe by offering a stipend for caring responsibilities.

The National Gallery acquires a work by female artist Eva Gonzales to celebrate her birthday, addressing historical gender inequality in art collections.