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Newport Art Gallery’s Temporary Exhibition Programme is set to close following an exhibition by David Garner. But protest at the closure continues, with a demonstration against ‘the destruction of heritage and culture’ in the city.

Lincoln is developing a strong, artist-led art scene that is responding to the particularities of the area while presenting the work of local and international artists. We report from this historic East Midlands city.

Drawing Room’s Drawing Biennial 2013 presents over 200 A4 works by an international line-up of artists.

Tate Modern has been awarded a £5m grant from The Woolfson Foundation to support the development of its new building, it was announced today.

With high volumes of applications already in, a-n announces two new supporters of bursaries to artists in their area.

Contemporary Art Society and Whitechapel Gallery announce three curatorial fellowships as part of ACE-funded collaboration.

Arts producing agency Forma is celebrating a decade of working with leading artists by reappraising previous projects and announcing a raft of new ones. We speak to founder David Metcalfe and artists Matt Stokes and Graham Dolphin about the past, the future and the role of the producer.

A new research study identifies how visual arts courses are addressing graduate employability and preparing students for life after art school.

City regeneration project gets a boost from Arts Council England as Cornerhouse and Library Theatre Company merger takes step forward.

As an exhibition of works on paper opens in Southwark Park to celebrate three decades of the Bermondsey Artists’ Group, we talk to two members about the organisation’s thirty year commitment to art, community and learning.

The ten museums and galleries shortlisted for this year’s £100,000 Art Fund Prize for Museum of the Year have been announced.

a-n’s flagship networking and professional development event for artists, launched in 2009, reaches milestone.

“Strongest programme yet” for EAF’s tenth anniversary features Gabriel Orozco, Lawrence Weiner, Christine Borland and Jeremy Deller.

Jerwood Visual Arts and Forestry Commission England launch £30,000 commission to be realised anywhere within England’s Public Forest Estate.

An Arts Council England Grants for the arts award is enabling the volunteer-run Macclesfield Barnaby Festival to develop a series of site-specific art commissions over two years.

Entries for the Lumen Prize, the world’s first prize and tour for fine art created in digital form, open today.

As the Northern Art Prize opens for the first time in its new spring slot, we talk to curator Sarah Brown and the four artists shortlisted for the £16,500 award.

Twenty-five artists have been awarded a total of £21,700 in a-n bursaries to support professional development.

Guardian Culture Professionals recently hosted a live chat on the subject of selling art. Art world figures were joined by artists, collectors and creative entrepreneurs to discuss the role of gallerist as negotiator, the Internet versus face-to-face sales and ways to make it easier to start a collection.

The Contemporary Art Society’s National Network conference in Nottingham took as its theme ‘commissioning for public collections’ and featured presentations from directors and curators from some of the UK’s leading visual arts organisations. We report from the day.

After over 20 years as an automonous organisation, film and video commissioning agency Picture This is to merge with Bristol’s Spike Island.