Simon Stephens
National Gallery marks wartime collection move
Slate tablet commemorating storage of paintings in north Wales during World War Two goes on display in Trafalgar Square
Whale Memorial unveiled by South Georgia Heritage Trust
Artwork installed on former whaling station, which is also home to a museum
Two museums announce closure due to low footfall and rising costs
Quaker Tapestry Museum and Museum of Carpet will both shut next month
Editorial | Exploring our colonial legacy
Simon Stephens on Museums Journal's special issue guest edited by author, broadcaster and sociology professor Gary Young
Studio Museum in Harlem reopens after seven-year redevelopment
The organisation was founded in 1968 to address the exclusion of artists of African descent from the mainstream art world
Creative freedom | How art galleries are supporting rehabilitation in prisons
In what is challenging but rewarding work, several galleries are operating inside penal institutions to provide ways for prisoners to experience and understand art
Ethical issues can be explored with diverse audiences
Antitheses project is looking at the morals of displaying human remains, says Errol Francis
Creative activities play a role in healthcare
They improve wellbeing and patient outcomes, says Caroline Hamson