Geraldine Kendall Adams
Picton reinterpretation aims to create ‘healthy ways of addressing trauma’
New artworks go on display in Cardiff alongside portrait of 18th-century general
British Museum opens door to Parthenon deal with Greece
Deputy director calls for ‘active partnership’ after decades-long stalemate
Cultural heritage: making the intangible tangible
A new strategy around intangible cultural heritage will shine a brighter light on the rituals, festivals and traditions of communities across the country
Why folk art is no longer the endangered species of the art world
Compton Verney is engaging with contemporary communities to build on its extensive collection of folk art
Alistair Hudson to leave Manchester galleries for new role in Germany
Whitworth and Manchester Art Gallery chief will step down at the end of 2022
Museum staff warn of dangerous conditions as heatwave hits
One London institution has seen indoor temperatures reach 35C
Teachers threaten boycott over Science Museum’s Adani deal
Educators pledge not to bring their students to new Energy Revolution gallery if sponsorship continues
Hourly pay for some museum roles down 25% since 2011
Union report highlights growing pay crisis in heritage sector
Are workers being priced out of heritage?
In a sector where low wages are already endemic, the cost of living crisis is having a stark impact