Geraldine Kendall Adams
Intangible cultural heritage could be a gamechanger for museums
Plan to finally ratify Unesco convention presents a great opportunity for the sector
Widescale destruction of cultural heritage in Gaza
Thirteenth-century palace among many sites reportedly damaged in Israel-Gaza war
‘It’s the most important Holocaust Memorial Day I can remember’
How global events have shaped how Holocaust-related museums are commemorating the day this year
New firm appointed to Liverpool museums project following Adjaye allegations
Architects Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios will lead transformation of International Slavery Museum and Maritime Museum
Are museums ready for the intelligence test?
Artificial intelligence will have a major impact on how museums work. But how can we maximise these new tools while mitigating against the ethical and practical pitfalls?
Scottish Government accepts findings of empire and slavery group
Plans include dedicated space to address Scotland’s role in colonialism and historic slavery
Architects may boycott British Museum over BP deal
Institution says upcoming redevelopment will have a particular focus on environmental sustainability
It’s time for museums to set their records straight
The high-profile alleged thefts from the British Museum have highlighted the need for the sector to improve the cataloguing of objects in its collections
Work begins on Ukraine-focused decolonisation guide for museums
Publication aims to help curators better represent and contextualise Ukrainian history
Museums under threat as councils prepare for new wave of austerity
Venues in Hampshire face closure while Suffolk cuts all funding for culture