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The National Gallery’s first exhibition devoted to Ferdinand Georg Waldmüller closes this weekend after an eleven-week run of thirteen works on loan from Vienna’s Belvedere. The show traces the Austrian painter’s exacting, unidealised eye across four decades of landscape work.

A new Audience Agency report argues that Britain’s cultural sector needs a coordinated approach to artificial intelligence, with museums, galleries and heritage organisations sharing knowledge rather than experimenting in isolation. Based on practical case studies from 16 institutions, Let’s Get Real: AI recommends people-centred processes, flexible guardrails, small-scale experimentation, stronger data practices and sector-wide collaboration.