Geraldine Kendall Adams
Institutions starting to pay a heavy price for low wages
Low salaries have always been endemic in the arts sector, but recent industrial action at several museums suggests that employees who were willing to make sacrifices during austerity are now being pushed to their limits. Geraldine Kendall Adams investigates
A sea change in restitution
As continental museums take a more proactive approach to provenance research and repatriation, there is a concern that the UK is falling behind
Working with communities to record disappearing material knowledge
Q&A with Laurence Douny, a participant on the British Museum’s Endangered Material Knowledge Programme
Beamish director suspended pending disciplinary hearing
‘Financial concerns’ raised at Durham visitor attraction
Stephen Deuchar to step down as director of the Art Fund
Deuchar is leaving after 10 years in the post
Project that enlists refugees as tour guides wins Collections Trust Award 2019
Initiative was funded by the Esmée Fairbairn Collections Fund
Councillors agree plans to hand Usher Gallery to third party
Lincoln venue likely to avoid closure but concerns remain over collection
Greek prime minister proposes swap to break Parthenon Marbles impasse
British Museum says it would be happy to consider any loan request