Features
Europe after empire
Gary Younge introduces a series of articles that explore how decolonisation is being approached in European museums
What’s in a name?
Tracing ancestry through a surname uncovered a complex history shared by many, writes Rachel Ama Asaa Engmann
Home truths | National Public Housing Museum, Chicago
Simon Stephens explores a museum that is using place, memory and culture to change a negative perception of social housing in America
Best in show | Oak Passage, 2025, by Andy Goldsworthy
This monumental piece, created from windfallen oak, brings a feel of the outdoors to the Royal Scottish Academy
Save our buildings
John Holt talks to campaigners who are working towards the rescue of four very different at-risk buildings that have a special place in the hearts of their communities
Making an entrance | How museums are reimagining the visitor welcome
Creating an impressive entrance and lobby for visitors is increasingly critical to a museum's success – and it's not just about the architecture
Museum of… The Lloyd George Museum, Llanystumdwy, Gwynedd
A recent revamp of the museum allows for a greater understanding of the life and times of the former prime minister, says Eleanor Mills
Spirit of exchange | How the Artes Mundi is connecting global artistic communities
The 2025-26 Artes Mundi contemporary art exhibition and prize explores themes such as belonging and home
Going solo | The museum workers singlehandedly holding the fort
Curators and managers who are the sole museum professionals in their institution tell John Holt about the pros and cons of going it alone
A fine balance | Caring for vulnerable heritage sites
Simon Stephens explores how organisations manage public access to some of the UK's most fragile historic properties
