Geraldine Kendall Adams

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Geraldine Kendall Adams

Writer and News Editor, Museums Assocation

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Mela is expanding the definition of what Asian art can be

Sculptor Permindar Kaur on how South Asian festivals are encouraging artists to reclaim their heritage

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Fossil fuel sponsorship is climate colonialism – our sector must help end it

It's time for heritage professionals to stand up to the fossil fuel industry, says Louisa Jones

Uncertainty for Welsh museums following government resignations

Culture secretary and three other ministers step down, forcing first minister to quit

Arts council reopens Designation Scheme after review

New process asks applicants to demonstrate place-based significance

‘Fern’ welcomes first visitors to Natural History Museum’s reimagined gardens

Bronze diplodocus cast is the centrepiece of biodiversity-focused outdoor transformation

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Reopening is the first step – now we must fill the void of access to the arts

Henry Moore Institute director Laurence Sillars on the venue’s grander ambitions

Moves | All change at the top

Longstanding directors step down from People's History Museum and National Waterfront Museum

Science Museum ends sponsorship deal with oil giant Equinor

Museum reportedly cut ties after corporation failed to meet climate goals

Additional £3.7m from Welsh Government to support local and national museums

Funding for urgent repairs – but plans for anchor contemporary art gallery and museum of North Wales are put on hold

Young V&A wins Art Fund Museum of the Year 2024

Children’s museum to invest £120,000 prize in early-years community programme

Cultural renewal and an end to the culture wars: ACE sets out next steps after election

Arts council says it is preparing to make the case for investment in the sector

Police and heritage sector partner up to fight crime

The growing threat of burglaries and antisocial behaviour is seeing heritage bodies work more closely with the authorities in an attempt to clamp down