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Blind man sues British Museum over lack of Bayeux Tapestry audio description (opens the original)
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The British Museum (BM) will introduce an audio-described tour of its Bayeux Tapestry exhibition after a man with visual impairment took legal action against the institution. Yusuf Ali Osman, from Croydon in south London, alleges that the museum breached the Equality Act by not offering audio-described tours of the blockbuster exhibition which opened last month. Osman, who is registered blind, says in a statement from his law firm Leigh Day, released on 30 September: “I want to be able to visit
Iván Argote—the artist behind the infamous pigeon sculpture for New York's High Line—to debut permanent installation in Italy (opens the original)
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The Colombian artist Iván Argote will make his mark in Italy this month with a permanent, site-specific work located in Bene Vagienna in the northwestern province of Cuneo (from 11 October). Argote is best-known for Dinosaur (2024), a monumental pigeon which was shown on the High Line in New York from 2024 to 2026. The new installation, selected for the third edition of the Radis public art project, takes the form of a revitalised public space called Piazza del Chafleo. “Sculptures will be dispe
Culture secretary confirms free admission for all at England’s national museums will remain (opens the original)
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The UK government says national museums in England will remain free for all, ending months of speculation that international visitors could be charged to enter institutions such as the British Museum, Tate and National Museums Liverpool. The announcement was made on Monday (28 September) by the Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS), Lisa Nandy, at an event hosted by Art Fund and the think tank the Cultural Policy Unit at Tate Liverpool. Universal free entry to the UK’s
Turner Prize 2026 opens in North Yorkshire at the Middlesbrough Institute of Modern Art (opens the original)
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The latest Turner Prize exhibition (26 September 2026-29 March 2027), which opened to press yesterday at Middlesbrough Institute of Modern Art (Mima, part of Teesside University) in northeast England, represents a “fascinating cross-section of the visual arts in Britain today” according to a statement from Alex Farquharson, the director of Tate Britain. This year’s chosen artists engage with topical concerns such as “ecological thought, human precarity, the geopolitics of oil, and the lived expe
Greek prime minister rejects British Museum suggestion that Bayeux Tapestry exhibition could serve as template for Parthenon Marbles deal (opens the original)
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The Greek prime minister, Kyriakos Mitsotakis, is piling further pressure on the British Museum to return the Parthenon Marbles to Greece, rejecting the suggestion that the deal that brought the Bayeux Tapestry to the UK might pave the way for loaning the disputed ancient sculptures. The British Museum’s director Nicholas Cullinan recently told The Financial Times that the Anglo-French deal linked to the Bayeux Tapestry could be a template for a loan agreement over the Marbles. The display of th
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