Analysis
How will museums change their approach to the Holocaust as it moves beyond living memory?
Heritage institutions have a particular responsibility to keep the memory of the Nazi genocide alive, but they are facing challenges of their own in a new political era
Women share #MuseumMeToo stories in wake of Erie Art Museum scandal
Sexual impropriety in sector highlighted as US museum director is forced out over allegations
Heritage bodies condemn Trump threat to Iranian cultural sites
Warning over 'normalisation' of cultural warfare after US president's tweet - but the controversy has also put a spotlight on the growing field of cultural protection
Advocacy vital to securing a better deal for Scotland’s museums
As a decade of local authority cuts exposes a slow-burning crisis for museums in Scotland, there is a growing feeling that the sector needs to better articulate the positive impact it has on communities and the tourism industry
Brent gears up for borough of culture
Brent's year as London Borough of Culture will put the area on the cultural map
The Box spearheads a big year for Devon’s museums
As well as the opening of the flagship project for Mayflower 400, Torquay Museum is celebrating its 175th anniversary with a series of events and activities
Momentum builds for repatriation among UK museums
Several groundbreaking developments show the sector is changing its tone on the return cultural heritage
Now that’s what you call a decade of turbulence
From funding cuts leading to job losses and museum closures, and the evolving nature of working in the arts, to the growing debate on repatriation and the ever-increasing impact of social media, it’s been an eventful 10 years
Slow progress in increasing diversity of charity trustees
Museums and galleries are among the charities that are trying to diversify their trustees in order to better reflect the communities that they serve