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London's Courtauld and National Portrait Gallery announce partnership for aspiring curators (opens the original)
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The Courtauld Institute of Art and the National Portrait Gallery (NPG) have announced a new partnership that will give postgraduate curating students access to the gallery’s collections, archives and staff as part of their studies. The partnership will form part of the Courtauld’s MA Curating programme, with the first students joining the course in 2027 and taking the new National Portrait Gallery module in spring 2028. The 12-week elective, called Working within Institutions, will be available
London Science Museum's sponsorship deal with BP ends after almost 25 years (opens the original)
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The Science Museum in London is ending its nearly 25-year relationship with BP following sustained pressure over its links to the oil and gas company. The Science Museum Group (SMG), which oversees the Science Museum and five other organisations across England, confirmed on Friday (28 August) that its partnership with BP will draw to a close on 31 August “at the end of its agreed term”. The partnership comprised BP sponsorship of the museum’s training academy, and was the latest in a series of s
Young adults with experience of having parents in prison to curate exhibition at London’s Southbank Centre (opens the original)
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Young adults who have had a parent in prison will curate an exhibition at London’s Southbank Centre this autumn, sharing their experiences in the process. Rock, Paper, Scissors, the latest edition of the annual Koestler Arts exhibition, will bring together more than 200 works selected from over 7,500 entries to the 2026 Koestler Awards, which recognise art made by people in prisons, secure hospitals, young offender institutions and other criminal justice settings. Entrants submit work across vis
‘It would represent an irreversible loss to Scotland's cultural record’: potential sale of Glasgow art centre’s archive sparks outcry (opens the original)
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Campaigners, politicians and arts figures have called on the Scottish government to intervene after the archive of Glasgow's Centre for Contemporary Arts (CCA)—which documents more than 50 years of Scotland's contemporary cultural history—was listed among the assets of the insolvent organisation, prompting fears that that the collection could be broken up or sold as part of liquidation proceedings. A "Stop the Sale" demonstration took place outside the building on Friday. The archive of the CCA
As Andy Burnham becomes the new UK prime minister, here are five key challenges facing his culture ministry (opens the original)
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Andy Burnham became the UK’s new prime minister today (20 July) and soon the public will learn who he has picked as his culture secretary. Whoever is in the role will face one of the most challenging briefs in Whitehall. From the future of Arts Council England and the funding of cultural assets, to artists' livelihoods, artificial intelligence and museum restitution, the department's in-tray is already overflowing. Here are five of the biggest issues awaiting the new secretary of state. With pub
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