Analysis
Creative freedom | How art galleries are supporting rehabilitation in prisons
In what is challenging but rewarding work, several galleries are operating inside penal institutions to provide ways for prisoners to experience and understand art
Dignity in death | Debate grows about the treatment of human remains in museums
Amid greater sensitivity about the care and display of remains, there are calls for new guidance to help museums find the right approach
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
Forward thinking | How the MA revised its Code of Ethics to shape up for the future
Widespread consultation and debate informed the creation of an updated code
After Blythe House: What do the nationals’ new facilities tell us about the future of storage?
The V&A, Science Museum Group and British Museum all showcase different approaches
Debate reignites around ethical sponsorship
As the MA’s new Code of Ethics takes a firmer stance on the issue, opinion remains divided in the sector on where to draw line. By Geraldine Kendall Adams
Fine art | The power of regional galleries
Despite some tricky financial challenges, many UK galleries are offering ambitious programming that is firmly rooted in the needs of local communities
The devolution revolution is on its way
Government plans to give local leaders in England sweeping new powers could have significant potential for culture
Relentless upheaval for American museums under Trump
A series of presidential executive orders is threatening museums’ diversity, equality and inclusion work. Simon Stephens reports
Are the culture wars having an impact on repatriation?
Many institutions are now taking a more open-minded approach, but there is growing reticence towards the practice in some circles
