Simon Stephens
War in mind | Exploring the psychological impact of conflict
An exhibition on how humans start, experience and make sense of war feels very relevant at a time when there are major conflicts in Africa, Europe and the Middle East
The art of decolonisation
Simon Stephens on the growing trend of artists exploring the legacy of empire through museum collections
Natural History Museum to open climate gallery
Fixing Our Broken Planet is part of a wider scheme to redevelop the South Kensington site
Collections Trust recruits chief executive
David Gelsthorpe replaces Kevin Gosling, who leaves in the spring after nearly 10 years with the organisation
National Museums Liverpool to explore Latin American collections
Initiative is supported by the Esmée Fairbairn Collections Fund and involves a partnership with Luma Creations
Auschwitz must inform our moral choices
Memorial site has to be an identity-shaping encounter. By Pawel Sawicki
Citizens’ juries can help museums fulfil people’s needs
Citizen-led decision-making allows institutions to engage with the public in a more meaningful way. By Simon Stephens
Van Gogh breaks records at National Gallery
Show was the London museum's most popular ticketed exhibition ever
Tate secures Heritage Fund grant for St Ives site
Palais de Danse to be transformed into immersive recreation of Barbara Hepworth’s studio
Tributes paid after death of former Welsh culture minister Jenny Randerson
Randerson spearheaded free entry to national museums and gave the go-ahead for Cardiff's Millennium Centre