Geraldine Kendall Adams
Geraldine Kendall Adams
Writer and News Editor, Museums Assocation
Art Fund launches funding scheme to support conservation
Grants of between £5,000 and £50,000 available to get objects out of storage
Row over college plans for Brecknock Museum redevelopment
Council defends proposal to create a college campus on site
Museums nearing a tipping point on sponsorship, says trustee who resigned from BM
Ahdaf Soueif calls on trustees to take a broader view of responsibilities
Severe cuts threaten future of Bradford museums
Union to hold ballot on industrial action to protect service
Trustee resigns from British Museum over its stance on sponsorship and repatriation
Ahdaf Soueif calls on museum to take a ‘clear ethical position’ on critical issues
Photography fellowship launched in memory of Khadija Saye
London Transport Museum honours artist who died in Grenfell tragedy
Collections Trust Award 2019 to focus on ‘use-led’ projects
This year’s award responds to MA’s Empowering Collections report
When museum activism comes to life
Q&A with Carrie Supple, founder of the Journey to Justice exhibition
Sunset clause removed for restitution of Nazi-looted art
Bill passes to allow national museums to continue returning spoliated objects
Mark Jones appointed as chairman of National Trust for Scotland
Former V&A director to take over from Moir Lockhead
Science Museum Group staff vote to strike in pay dispute
Industrial action could take place during busy summer season
Volunteering in museums finds itself at a crossroads
The heritage sector couldn’t survive without volunteers, but the nature of the role is changing, and institutions need to attract younger and more diverse recruits. Geraldine Kendall Adams assesses the challenge of ensuring the workforce is fit for the future