Temporary exhibitions

Case study | Exploring stories of peace in Lincolnshire

Louth Museum shares its low-cost approach to designing a new temporary exhibition

A fascinating model for temporary exhibitions – Genghis Khan: How the Mongols Changed the World

Rebecca Atkinson is impressed by a show at the Royal Armouries that makes the world-shaping Mongol emperor relevant to British audiences

First look at the British Museum’s Bayeux Tapestry exhibition

Institution ‘confident’ about transporting artefact to London after two successful dry runs

Review shows hidden benefits of claiming cultural tax relief

Organisations that adopt tax relief earn 37% more income a year than non-claimants

Case study | Working with non-traditional exhibition designers

Jon Astbury shares the theatrical approach to the design of the Barbican’s Dirty Looks exhibition

Case study | Reducing waste from temporary exhibitions

Wardlaw Museum shares its experiences using recyclable cardboard

Good vibrations: Terms of Bayeux Tapestry loan arrangement revealed

Government publishes full copy of agreement signed by Britain and France in July

The new temporary exhibitions playbook

The landscape for exhibitions is evolving and today's audiences are driven by the proposition, not the poster. New research has found that museums need to meet people where they are and make the experience worth the effort