Six museums have been shortlisted for the latest £100,000 Art Fund Prize for the Museum of the Year, which celebrates the very best of the UK’s cultural institutions. This year’s award has been judged by the artist Michael Landy; Alice Rawthorn, design critic and author; Fiammetta Rocco, books and arts editor of The Economist; and Axel Rüger, director of the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam.
The winner will be announced in a ceremony at the Tate Modern on Friday 1 July. Who do you think should win?
Dunham Massey (National Trust), Altrincham © Martin Parr
Dunham Massey (National Trust), Altrincham
IWM London © Martin Parr
IWM London | Read ‘Lasting Legacies: the reopening of the IWM London’ by Diane Lees
The MAC, Belfast © Martin Parr
Oxford University Museum of Natural History © Martin Parr
Oxford University Museum of Natural History
HM Tower of London (Historic Royal Palaces) © Martin Parr
HM Tower of London (Historic Royal Palaces) | Read ‘Among the poppies: volunteering at the Tower of London’s war memorial’ by Katy Barrett
The Whitworth, Manchester © Martin Parr
The Whitworth, Manchester | Read ‘Diary: The Whitworth Art Gallery’, by director Maria Balshaw
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