Nicholas Serota
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This week, from 2017: Over three decades, he transformed a nation’s attitude to art. But is his revolution now in danger of being reversed?Podcast
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What was once a gloomy brickshed is now one of the most awe-inspiring art galleries in the world. As Tate Modern tops our chart, its architect reveals his trick: avoid glamour and keep it raw
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Nicholas Serota, head of Arts Council England, and V&A director Tristram Hunt say the art world must become more international after Brexit
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Over three decades, he transformed a nation’s attitude to art. But is his revolution now in danger of being reversed?Podcast
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He’s created the most popular modern art museum in the world, but that’s just one corner of a sprawling empire. As Tate’s driven director steps down after 30 years, we reveal how he transformed a dusty pile by the Thames into an £86m global force
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Letters: I was appalled to learn of the level of insecurity and hardship apparently experienced by Tate staff
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Notices about ‘leaving gift’ appear in staff rooms amid ongoing talks over low pay and outsourced jobs, and end of canteen discount
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Arts Council England chair seeks proposals to ensure pupils across UK get ‘opportunities currently only available in the best schools’
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Tate director Nicholas Serota leads tributes to ‘one of the great artists and colourists of his generation’
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Tate welcomes Maria Balshaw – a leader of charm, guts and skill
Charlotte HigginsOnly the brave would attempt to follow the towering Nicholas Serota, but Tate’s new director-elect – currently head of Manchester’s Whitworth – is a formidable cultural champion
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As Nicholas Serota, Kasper Holten and Martin Roth move on, the race is on to protect their legacy as funding cuts bite
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With the arts under pressure, the Turner should bring audiences into contact with work that reflects the political realities of our times. Instead, it’s playing it safe
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Letters: The viewing platform is the museum’s principal site for a work of performance art enacted by visitors and the occupants of adjacent luxury flats
The arts have a leading role to play in tackling climate change