Interpretation

Spotlight | Creating family-friendly trails

Holly Black shares practical tips on planning impactful trails

Case study | Creating an AI experience at Leeds Castle

Dominique Bouchard and Sue Prichard share how AI rooted in curatorial expertise can create meaningful visitor experiences

Row after British Museum removes term ‘Palestine’ from some displays

Director says story has been misrepresented as petition calls for terminology to be reinstated

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UK museums are rethinking their approaches to Ukrainian cultural heritage

There’s growing recognition that the history of Eastern Europe is a global concern, says Evgeniya Ravtsova

Sensational Museum project showcases new tools for multisensory interpretation

Research initiative was created to rethink role of the senses in museums and put disability at the centre of practice

National Trust to tell more diverse stories via property websites

Work begins to enable the trust to tell a full range of inclusive histories

Case study | Creating accessible interpretation

Angharad Brading shares the approach at Wroxeter Roman City

Bringing the ancient past closer than ever

Eleanor Mills delves into ancient human history and examines how museums that interpret such long-gone cultures are using innovative techniques to capture the imagination of their audiences

Roman around | Wroxeter Roman City, Shropshire

A revamp has brought this ancient site back to life

Q&A | ‘Apparently Shakespeare got a little bit worse for wear’

Museums Journal finds out about a new display at Shakespeare's Birthplace on the mythology surrounding the playwright

Guide | Creating family-friendly interpretation

Creating exhibition text that appeals to people of all ages is a balancing act that should be rooted in research, says Amy Davy

Body politics | British Tattoo Art: Reclaiming the Narrative, National Maritime Museum Cornwall

Is this exhibition more inclusive the second time around?