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Let’s hear it for oral history
Rob Perks celebrates the pioneering work in oral history that has transformed the way museums engage with audiences
Heard but not seen
Carrying out oral history projects during the pandemic has been challenging but rewarding. Deborah Mulhearn reports
Museum of… The Bill Douglas Cinema Museum, Exeter
Lynsey Ford sees how three centuries of the moving image are brought to life in a remarkably extensive collection
Micro matters
Fiona Candlin reflects on her campervan journey around some of the UK’s smaller heritage museums as part of the Mapping Museums project
Building the future
Leading voices from across the globe share their insights and experiences of their efforts to advance the world’s understanding and knowledge of Black history
Waiting for myself to appear
Artist and playwright Michael McMillan discusses how decolonising museums and the education system can help ensure that Black history is no longer overlooked
You’ve got to get your history right
Tehmina Goskar traces the roots behind years of misrepresentation of social and cultural history in museums and argues change can only come from within
Facing up to the past
Harewood House in Leeds is taking active steps to be more open about its colonial past, but more can be done, says Emily Zobel Marshall
