UK gallery curator calls for public art project in response to Covid-19

Ambitious national programme is needed to support artists and institutions, says Serpentine Galleries’ artistic director

An ambitious multimillion-pound public art project is needed to support cultural institutions during the coronavirus outbreak and help create a new generation of artists, according to one of British art’s most respected names.

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