Geraldine Kendall Adams
Q&A | ‘Museums need to move beyond treating exhibitions as isolated historical events’
Abira Hussein and Yahya Birt tell us about an exhibition that explores the legacy of Bradford’s 1904 Somali Village show, in which 57 Somali people were put on public display
Moves | First chief executive appointed for Moseley Road Baths
Worthing Theatres & Museum, National Museums NI and V&A Dundee also announce appointments
Half-term strike at V&A suspended after unions receive improved offer
Staff halt planned industrial action to enable further talks to take place
Removal of mummified remains from display sparks public debate
Kelvingrove and Hunterian are among several museums rethinking their treatment of human remains
Free-entry museums to benefit from new business rates policy after landmark tribunal ruling
Institutions across England expected to see significant reductions thanks to change in Valuation Office approach
Royal Armouries to restructure due to rising operating costs
The museum is consulting staff on proposals to reduce wage bill by 9%
Building the museum before the building exists
Five years on from the Black British Museum/Museum X takeover edition of Museums Journal, the question is no longer whether a Black British Museum is needed. The question is what kinds of social relationships, infrastructures and experiments are required to build one
Student blockade forces Louvre to close as disorder continues across France
A group of around 50 protesters barricaded the Paris museum this week
Arts Council England opens applications for five-year National Portfolio
Arm’s-length body sets out new approach to regional engagement as it launches new-look funding programme
Stolen Renoir paintings recovered after museum burglary in France
Six suspects have been arrested following the theft of two paintings from the Renoir Museum in Cagnes-sur-Mer