Geraldine Kendall Adams
Q&A | ‘Building meaningful participatory projects takes time, trust and investment’
Ameneh Enayat tells us how young people played a central role in creating the Story Museum's new immersive detective exhibition
Restitution is not a remedy for the past alone – it’s about the future we can create together
The return of the Jain manuscripts has made the Wellcome Collection rethink standard practice, says Adrian Plau
Man dies after being trampled by cattle on National Trust estate
Tragic incident took place this week at Felbrigg Hall in Norfolk
Outcry over plan to sell building that housed Glasgow’s Centre for Contemporary Arts
Protest takes place as MSPs call for site to be preserved as a public cultural asset
Ukraine decolonisation guide for museums presented in Kyiv
Document has been translated into Ukrainian following UK launch last year
Natural History Museum wins landmark business rates challenge
Institution becomes the first national museum to see its rateable value reduced to £1
Row continues over removal of term ‘Palestine’ from British Museum displays
Campaigners claim internal emails show decision was driven by ‘undue political influence’
Bayeux Tapestry arrives in UK overnight accompanied by police escort
Tapestry undergoing checks after ‘monumental effort’ to ensure safe passage
Museums count cost of heatwaves as income and collections suffer
Footfall drops 3% in first two quarters of the year with extreme weather cited as a leading cause
A thousand years in the making: The Bayeux Tapestry loan
Geraldine Kendall Adams unpicks the logistics of moving the fragile embroidery from France to England for a historic exhibition at the British Museum