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Nicholas Serota

July 2024

  • Nicholas Serota

    Britain needs a cultural reboot. Here’s my five-point plan to fix the arts

    Nicholas Serota
    In an appeal to the new government, the Arts Council England chair proposes the missions needed to achieve renewal

July 2023

  • The London Coliseum, the English National Opera’s home in London.

    ENO to receive extra £24m to allow more time to leave London, says Arts Council

  • Culture secretaries composite

    Twelve culture secretaries in 13 years: what does that say about the Tories’ attitude to the arts?

May 2023

  • Nicholas Hytner at the Edinburgh International Book Festival on 26/08/2017

    The Guardian view on excellence in the arts: it’s not about elites

    Editorial: It is refreshing to hear new ideas, but dividing culture into the best and the rest won’t do anyone any good

December 2022

  • Danielle de Niese and Frederick Ballentine in It's a Wonderful Life at the English National Opera .

    ENO needs London home, opera star says amid rumours of a rethink on funding cut

    Sir John Tomlinson wades into row over cut to English National Opera’s grant as signs indicate Arts Council may review decision

November 2022

  • Coronavirus - Mon Oct 12, 2020<br>EMBARGOED TO 0001 MONDAY OCTOBER 12 File photo dated 24/09/20 of the Bristol Old Vic theatre in Bristol. Liverpool's famous Cavern Club, the theatre and the London Symphony Orchestra are among more than 1,300 arts venues and organisations to receive up to £1 million each as a share of £257 million of state funding. PA Photo. Issue date: Monday October 12, 2020. See PA story HEALTH Coromavirus. Photo credit should read: Ben Birchall/PA Wire

    The Guardian view on levelling up in the arts: a tricky balancing act

    Editorial: A bold attempt to reframe England’s cultural life might be laudable but it comes at a price

February 2022

  • Sir Nicholas Serota in front of "Untitled (Bacchus) 2006-2008, Acrylic on canvas", by Cy Twombly. Photo credit: Justin Tallis/PA Wire

    The Audio Long Read
    From the archive: How Nicholas Serota’s Tate changed Britain – podcast

    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?

January 2020

  • Soldiers walk through Milton Keynes as part of a 2016 artwork by Jeremy Deller and Rufus Norris commemorating the Battle of the Somme.

    Arts Council England aims to foster culture in every 'village, town and city'

  • Sir Nicholas Serota

    Arts Council boss vows more funding for those at early stages of career

September 2019

  • People don’t just come for the art … Tate Modern, London.

    Best culture of the 21st century
    Mother of all loft conversions: how Tate Modern became building of the century

    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

November 2018

  • Nicholas Serota

    The arts have a leading role to play in tackling climate change

    Nicholas Serota
    Cultural organisations can help to initiate conversations about the environment, says Nicholas Serota, chair of Arts Council England

July 2017

  • Sir Nicholas Serota, of Arts Council England

    Free movement of artists 'must be protected' after Brexit

    Nicholas Serota, head of Arts Council England, and V&A director Tristram Hunt say the art world must become more international after Brexit
  • Nicholas Serota

    Arts funding still favours the established players

    Letters: Nicholas Serota said the Arts Council was looking to support ‘green shoots’ and greater ‘diversity’. He and his board are perhaps overly self-congratulatory, writes Melanie Nock
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    Maria Balshaw: Tate’s northern powerhouse set for the challenge

    Holly Williams
    The new director of the celebrated galleries has a tough act to follow – the giant presence of Nicholas Serota – but already she is charting her own course. Expect emphasis on youth and diversity

June 2017

  • former Tate director Sir Nicholas Serota in front of "Untitled (Bacchus) 2006-2008, Acrylic on canvas", by Cy Twombly, at Tate Modern in central London

    The Audio Long Read
    How Nicholas Serota’s Tate changed Britain – podcast

    Over three decades, he transformed a nation’s attitude to art. But is his revolution now in danger of being reversed?
  • Woman descends the chute in Carsten Holler’s Test Site installation at Tate Modern, London, 2006

    Nicholas Serota’s stranglehold on contemporary art

    Letter: Valerie Barden says the former Tate director’s promotion of ‘cutting edge’ art has resulted in a stranglehold of such art in most public galleries
  • Olafur Eliasson with his installation The Weather Project in the Turbine Hall of the Tate Modern in 2003

    The long read
    How Nicholas Serota’s Tate changed Britain

    The long read: Over three decades, he transformed a nation’s attitude to art. But is his revolution now in danger of being reversed?

May 2017

  • Nicholas Serota, director of the Tate, with Roy Lichtenstein's painting entitled Whaam! at the Tate Modern's store in London. The painting will be taken out of storage and unveiled at Tate Modern through a three-year partnership between the gallery and UBS

    Modern master: how Nick Serota's Tate skyrocketed to success

  • Visitors take pictures of the London skyline from the 10th floor viewing platform at the Tate Modern’s Switch House

    Money wasted on managers in museums

April 2017

  • Nicholas Serota

    Anger as Tate asks staff to contribute towards boat for Nicholas Serota

    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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