Seattle artist John Grade's love affair with the English south coast has become an installation of algae from millions of years ago at Brighton's Fabrica. Mark Sheerin takes a closer look.

Hundreds of paid training schemes will be created across the heritage sector in a new £7 million Heritage Lottery Fund scheme which Culture Minister Ben Bradshaw said would have "a real impact" on the economy.

If you have a gardening question you're dying to know the answer to, get yourself down to one of the participating National Trust locations and ask the experts this weekend.

Art lovers in Berwick-upon-Tweed will be able to explore Josef Albers' work when a collection of his screenprints comes to the Gymnasium Gallery.

Collage duo Robi Walters and Leanne Wright, renowned for designing record covers for London dance labels in the 1990s, are bringing smashed vinyl and sacred geometry to a new music-based show at The Bathhouse Gallery.

Artist Rooms, the travelling exhibition of work by some of the figures who changed perceptions of art, has taken a monumental Joseph Beuys show to the De La Warr Pavilion in Bexhill, says Alex Hopkins.

Visual art, personal insights and installations chart a young artist's six-year battle with paranoid psychosis in the thought-provoking The Individual Within at Our Space Gallery in London.

The Natural History Museum will open the doors to its brand new Darwin Centre in September 2009, giving unprecedented access to the Museum's huge collection and its scientists.

An Antony Gormley sculpture has gone on show on the roof of Yorkshire Sculpture Park until the end of the summer.

National Parks week 2009 will be celebrating the 60th year of countryside protection efforts through events taking place around the country and a new website with free downloads.

Astronaut Sam Bell starts to lose the plot at the end of a three-year mission to the moon.

Burmese journalists risk life imprisonment to report from inside their sealed-off country.

A snapshot of life on the streets of Mumbai, sees a boy try to unite an abandoned baby with its mum.

A battle of monumental proportions unfolds as International Criminal Court Prosecutor Luis Moreno Ocampo faces down warlords, genocidal dictators and world superpowers in bringing perpetrators of crimes against humanity to justice.

A young monk goes on an adventure as he tries to help complete an illuminated manuscript.

Meet Ruggero Deodato

Controversial film about Uighur leader "is anti-Chinese," spokesman says.