Geraldine Kendall Adams
‘We needed a building that could be a safe space for everyone’: A museum shaped by the Troubles
Geraldine Kendall Adams visits a border museum in the Republic of Ireland that has brought healing to a divided community
Museums and galleries urged to prepare for stricter EU packaging rules
New law will bring big changes to how UK institutions operate in Europe
Derwent Pencil Museum prepares to write new chapter in larger premises
The Lake District attraction is moving closer to Keswick town centre
Working life | ‘I’m passionate about exploring all sides of the criminal justice system’
Simon Tansley, the director of London’s Bow Street Museum of Crime and Justice, discusses a project inspired by the writer Oscar Wilde
All that glitters: Is the Treasure scheme losing some of its shine?
There is some disquiet about the system’s current direction of travel, despite record numbers of finds in recent years
Shock and anger in culture sector after death of Jason Arday
Black professionals are being ‘paraded’ and left exposed, says Museum X
Spate of museum heists in Europe highlights ‘changing tactics’ of crime gangs
High-value artefacts have been stolen from regional museums in Italy and France in recent weeks
Digital detox: Is social media still worth it for museums?
The online landscape suddenly looks very different amid a backlash against tech giants. Geraldine Kendall Adams asks how museums are adapting to the post-X era
Profile | ‘I don’t have a typical museum background – I’m really proud of getting to where I have’
For someone who never expected to work in the sector, Helen Hartstein now has her dream job at Exeter’s Royal Albert Memorial Museum
V&A collections staff vote to strike over working conditions during heatwave
Institution says safety and wellbeing is of ‘utmost importance’ after workers raise grievance