Geraldine Kendall Adams
Geraldine Kendall Adams
Writer and News Editor, Museums Assocation
Museums playing key role in Welsh government’s wellbeing agenda
Report shows how sector is responding to Future Generations Act
Museums are “promising example” of role of culture in health and social care
Report examines place of arts and culture in health, wellbeing and prison sectors
Museums facing tough questions over sponsorship
Several venues have been hit by negative publicity because of the corporate sponsors they have chosen to work with. Geraldine Kendall Adams talks to activists and museums about the increasingly contentious issue and how it might play out in the future
Welsh Assembly debates plans for a national football museum
Assembly also discusses creating national gallery of contemporary art
Carbon emissions drop 35% over five years among NPOs
Report shows environmental policies are having an impact
Museums Association condemns sale of works from Ben Uri Gallery
MA director says auction risks damaging public confidence in museums
Scholars criticise National Museum of Ireland for failing to credit research
Museum cancels public lectures and conducts internal review of Spanish flu exhibition
Museum sector condemns proposal to withdraw UK from Unesco
Government should not undermine Britain's role in the scheme, says MA director
Was the National Trust wrong to cover up objects featuring men at Cragside?
Trust acknowledges exhibition didn’t “work as we intended”
Tackling colonial legacies
Museums are facing up to their problematic pasts and starting the slow process of decolonising their collections and operations, says Geraldine Kendall Adams
Sector fails to regard Brexit as a cause for celebration
The prime minister’s launch of the ‘festival of Brexit’ has been met with ambivalence from a culture sector angry that the government has ignored its concerns and terrified of the repercussions of leaving the EU without a deal. Geraldine Kendall Adams reports