Geraldine Kendall Adams
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
England’s museums positive about the year ahead despite rising costs, survey finds
New research shows signs of resilience and growth – but mixed picture for visitor numbers and volunteering
Q&A | ‘We are not anti-museum – we’re trying to build something new from the ground up’
Community curator Adassa Dixon tells us how the UnMuseum programme is creating a new framework for Black heritage
New arts council chair pledges to grow investment in diverse-led organisations
In her first public speech, Dawn Airey has warned that racial inequalities and discrimination persist in the cultural sector
London’s oldest restaurant served up to National Trust
Rules restaurant in Covent Garden has been gifted to the charity to preserve its ‘living history’
Blockbuster exhibitions: what happens when the crowd gets too big?
Popularity must go hand in hand with meaningful engagement, says Justin Langshaw
Q&A | ‘Despite their global importance, natural science collections remain difficult to access’
Sarah Addezio tells Museums Journal about DiSSCo UK, an ambitious new initiative to unite the UK's natural history collections in a single digital space
England’s cultural organisations unprepared to deal with extreme heat, survey finds
Staff and visitor wellbeing, income and footfall suffered as indoor temperatures hit over 41°C in some venues this summer
Dylan Thomas Centre becomes first Welsh overall winner of Family Friendly Museum Award
Salford Museum and Art Gallery, Kelvingrove, Woodhorn and Charleston were also recognised this year
Van Gogh Museum secures future after resolving dispute with Dutch government
Settlement will clear the way for major renovation of Amsterdam venue