Geraldine Kendall Adams

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Geraldine Kendall Adams

Writer and News Editor, Museums Assocation

Arts council seeks expert to produce guidance on repatriation

Supplier will be asked to create up-to-date resource for museums

Moray Council urged to enter mediation in Falconer Museum dispute

Museum at risk of closure if third party operator cannot be found

BP not frozen out of Arctic exhibition, says British Museum

Museum’s decision not use BP as sponsor described as ‘cynical attempt to dodge scrutiny’

Senior figures from V&A Dundee, Tate and RMG recognised in New Year Honours

Museum and heritage professionals across the UK made the 2019 honours list

Advocacy vital to securing a better deal for Scotland’s museums

As a decade of local authority cuts exposes a slow-burning crisis for museums in Scotland, there is a growing feeling that the sector needs to better articulate the positive impact it has on communities and the tourism industry

Campaign launched to save Lowewood Museum

Local history museum faces closure after agreement between councils breaks down

Arts council aims to build picture of class inequality in the culture sector

NPOs asked to collect data on socio-economic background of staff

Approval of London Fire Brigade Museum development sparks local anger

Lambeth residents to ask secretary of state to call in decision for review

Momentum builds for repatriation among UK museums

Several groundbreaking developments show the sector is changing its tone on the return cultural heritage

Jerwood Arts offers new opportunities for curators and museums

Museums invited to host fellowships for people from lower socio-economic backgrounds

Now that’s what you call a decade of turbulence

From funding cuts leading to job losses and museum closures, and the evolving nature of working in the arts, to the growing debate on repatriation and the ever-increasing impact of social media, it’s been an eventful 10 years

Institutions slow to claim tax relief on their exhibition costs

With only 13% of the expected £30m claimed in 2018-19, there is concern that the relief may be dropped