Geraldine Kendall Adams

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Geraldine Kendall Adams

Writer and News Editor, Museums Assocation

National Coal Mining Museum strike to continue into new year

Dispute prolonged after mine guides reject new pay offer from museum

‘Bad Bridget’ archival research project inspires Hollywood movie

Study exploring lives of Ireland’s emigrant women led to groundbreaking exhibition at Ulster American Folk Park

Spotlight | Leaning in to the repatriation process

Museums with recent repatriation projects share best practice in this field

V&A East Museum announces opening date and first exhibitions

Long-awaited east London venue will welcome the public through its doors in April 2026

Funding gives museum leaders in Scotland more time for future planning

Museums Galleries Scotland awards £600,000 via new Leadership Capacity Fund

Tributes paid following death of Scotland’s ‘powerhouse’ curator Elspeth King

Social historian remembered for her work to expand working-class collections at People’s Palace in Glasgow

Petition launched to save Walsall Leather Museum

Council plans to relocate museum but campaigners fear it could close for good

Dignity in death | Debate grows about the treatment of human remains in museums

​Amid greater sensitivity about the care and display of remains, there are calls for new guidance to help museums find the right approach

The new temporary exhibitions playbook

The landscape for exhibitions is evolving and today's audiences are driven by the proposition, not the poster. New research has found that museums need to meet people where they are and make the experience worth the effort

Poole Museum to reopen after seven-year transformation

Redevelopment includes six new galleries and open display of Poole Iron Age Logboat

National Museum Cardiff asks public to decide name of new woolly mammoth

Three possible names selected for 3D-printed skeleton out of 1,400-plus suggestions

Art Fund research proves that viewing art is good for the human body

‘Genuinely surprising’ study shows that original art benefits three different body systems all at once