Geraldine Kendall Adams
Pandemic has ‘aggravated existing inequalities’ in cultural sector
Sector is at an ‘inflection point’ and needs to revolutionise modes of working, says report
100% of ACE uplift to be spent outside London under Levelling Up agenda
But government warned its spending plans won't be enough to meet white paper's ambitions
Colston statue should be displayed in a museum, say Bristol residents
Survey of almost 14,000 people will inform what happens next to statue and plinth
Action plan for widening cultural engagement in Wales
Amgueddfa Cymru and Arts Council of Wales commit to tackling barriers and improving representation
Art Fund awards £1.15m in latest round of Reimagine grants
Museums and galleries receive funding to support post-pandemic resilience
Charity Commission issues advice to Nottingham Castle Trust after race incident
Outcome follows months of turmoil at the castle and departure of senior staff
Manchester Jewish Museum launches project to share hidden stories from the Holocaust
Partnership project with IWM aims to get young people engaged with Holocaust Memorial Day
Museums invited to take part in BBC’s Art That Made Us Festival
UK-wide festival celebrating creativity will take place throughout April
Never forget
The Holocaust will soon be beyond living memory, but museums are rising to the challenge of keeping the survivors’ stories alive to shine a light on this dark chapter of history. Geraldine Kendall Adams reports
Rethinking the Holocaust displays at the Imperial War Museum
Moving away from dark walls and dimly lit spaces, the new galleries aim to show how the genocide took place in plain sight