Geraldine Kendall Adams
UK museums are rethinking their approaches to Ukrainian cultural heritage
There’s growing recognition that the history of Eastern Europe is a global concern, says Evgeniya Ravtsova
Law change enabling restitution on moral grounds comes into force this month
But national museums will be excluded from new rules that simplify ‘ex-gratia’ payments
President intervenes to resolve row over Museum of West African Art
New museum has postponed all opening events amid protests about its role and mission
Search begins for ‘boundary-pushing’ Museum of the Year 2026
Art Fund opens applications and increases prize for each runner up by £5,000
River & Rowing Museum prepares to rationalise collections as building is listed for sale
Funds from sale could be used to support development of a new museum
Louvre closes gallery and office spaces due to structural problems
Paris museum under fresh scrutiny over state of infrastructure four weeks on from jewel heist
Moves | Recent appointments in museums, galleries and heritage
Suzanne Rolt named chief executive of Arnolfini | Anna Jobson joins Freud Museum
Working life | ‘I was ill-prepared for the interview but I convinced them to admit me’
Aviva Burnstock, winner of the 2025 Plowden Medal for Conservation, tells us about finding a career path that combined art and science – and how a garden snail played a key role in her future
Q&A | ‘Interest in the climate crisis is slackening because our attention is pulled in so many directions’
As COP30 gets underway, Lula Rappoport tells us how London Art+Climate Week hopes to inspire climate action
The power of partnership
The British Museum’s Partnership Galleries – the latest of which opened at Norwich Castle in the summer – are an ambitious and growing network, says Nicholas Cullinan