Geraldine Kendall Adams
‘Ignorance, othering and snobbery’: Are museums struggling to reflect working-class lives?
Research is exposing museums’ troubled relationship with working‑classness – and testing experimental participatory methods to challenge it by fostering cross-sector dialogue and collaboration
Work is starting on a new strategic framework for museums, DCMS confirms
Sector strategy, free admission policy and national museum security under the microscope at committee hearing
‘A visceral experience of scale’: Creating a museum fit for a pharaoh
Geraldine Kendall Adams talks to Róisín Heneghan, one of the architects who worked on the Grand Egyptian Museum, Giza, about the design behind this new global cultural landmark
V&A censorship claim ‘deeply worrying’, says Index on Censorship
Museum says edits requested by Chinese printing company were minor and ‘did not affect the narrative’
What causes a museum to close?
Research has revealed that the risk of closure is far higher in the first decade of a museum’s life, with many venues that opened in the late 20th century not surviving to 2025
‘How do we build a relationship with the sceptical generation?’: V&A East opens its doors
Long-awaited museum unveiled in east London’s Olympic park
Q&A | ‘In true NML style, we chose to tear up the rule book and do something different’
Joe Brook tells us how England’s only national museum group outside of London is celebrating its 40th anniversary this year
Weston Loan Programme with Art Fund marks first decade
Fifteen exhibitions of major loans are taking place this year at host institutions across UK
National museums to work with budget airline industry on new charging model
Changes may include new customer services approach and a series of ‘add-ons’ for visitors
MP joins protest against relocation of Walsall Leather Museum
Campaigners say decision ‘has lifted the lid on historic failings by our council’