Jonathan Knott
Seized fakes reveal ‘emerging market’ in counterfeit antiquities
Organised crime gangs are thought to be behind the trade in artefacts aimed at a “fresh gullible market”
Trendswatch: Celebrity donations
Objects belonging to well-known personalities are bringing some star power to museums, says Jonathan Knott
Developing a career in front-of-house
Operations roles should be considered as responsible, professional roles with a career trajectory
Valuing front-of-house teams
Such crucial, skilled roles should be seen as central to museums' offer
More strategic leadership on inequality needed, says Scottish report
Equality in Progress questions the term “diversity”
Hunterian to consider release of “Irish giant” skeleton
Charles Byrne’s body was acquired by surgeon John Hunter in 1783
19th-century plaster casts likely destroyed in Glasgow School of Art fire
But most of the institution's archival materials and collections were offsite