Geraldine Kendall Adams
Free museums encouraged to join VAT refund scheme
Scheme has reopened for applications until 2 November
V&A and Tate St Ives win architectural honours
V&A’s Exhibition Road Quarter named Riba London Building of the Year
Should UK museums be more radical about diversifying collections?
Debate sparked after US museum sells existing works to fund more diverse acquisitions
Auschwitz-Birkenau museum suffers wave of abuse following new law
Holocaust speech legislation leads to online attacks and vandalism
Q&A with Scarlett Crawford
Artist to work with local people to create art around the UK's Race Relations Acts
HLF success for Kilmartin Museum and Manchester Museum
But Swindon Museum and Art Gallery’s £12.7m bid is turned down
Black Cultural Archives runs legal surgeries following Windrush scandal
Director describes fiasco as an “important moment in British history”
NHM disqualifies Wildlife Photographer of the Year image
Anonymous tip-off reveals anteater in photo is stuffed
Visitors paying the price for museum funding cuts
With museums’ budgets being continually hit by cuts to public funding, institutions are under increasing pressure to become more self-sufficient. But is charging £22 to visit a temporary exhibition the best solution? Geraldine Kendall Adams investigates