Geraldine Kendall Adams
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
Museums face growing competition from ‘slick’ digital experiences
Report examines how cultural attractions can close the audience engagement gap amid slow post-pandemic recovery
Tate workers vote in favour of week-long strike
More than 150 members of PCS union will take industrial action later this month
Political row delays opening of Nigeria’s Museum of West African Art
Edo state governor revokes land ownership rights in dispute over museum’s name and mission
Giving staff a living wage pays dividends
Higher salaries help create a workforce that is more productive and motivated, while helping institutions attract and retain employees. Geraldine Kendall Adams reports
House of Memories app launched for veterans living with dementia
National Army Museum partnership uses familiar military objects to spark memories
Q&A | ‘Appealing to the love of future generations is the most powerful incentive for action’
Kirsten Walker talks to us about the Nature + Love project, which will be unveiled next year at the Horniman Museum & Gardens