Features
International opening: MusVerre, Sars-Poteries, France
Director Aude Cordonnier talks to Alice Durrans about glassmaking past and present, and the importance of reflecting its regional heritage
Museum of…
Louise Gray uncovers some of the surprising secrets of masonic history, from Churchill’s apron to a silver-plated bread roll
Trendswatch: interesting stuff
From dusty display case to modern museum, taxidermy is enjoying a renaissance, says Jonathan Knott
On the ball
Museums dedicated to sport are punching above their weight – and drawing in diverse new audiences. Jonathan Knott discovers how
Upstairs downstairs
With red ropes and reverence consigned to the past, historic houses are seeking creative ways to tell the fascinating personal stories behind their grand facades, writes Deborah Mulhearn
Bridge building
Abigail Morris, the chief executive of the Jewish Museum in London, talks to Eleanor Mills about Brexit, blood and boosting numbers. Photography by Phil Sayer
Trendswatch: get real
Virtual reality technology is making museum visits a thrilling experience, says Jonathan Knott
International opening: Estonian National Museum
Alice Durrans talks to director Tõnis Lukas about a venue that showcases the country’s history, including its struggle for freedom from the Soviet Union
Down to a fine art
Commissioning new art has been part and parcel of the museum and gallery sector for years. Gareth Harris discovers what makes for a successful scheme