Features

International opening: Canadian Museum for Human Rights, Winnipeg, Manitoba

This new museum about human rights aims to provide its visitors with an inspirational experience, writes Geraldine Kendall

The Museum of… Tenby Museum and Art Gallery

Gwendolyn Smith on an independent museum that celebrates the history of the Welsh seaside town of Tenby, from art to archaeology

Tomorrow’s world

As two major science galleries are about to be unveiled, Geraldine Kendall looks at how museums are encouraging the public to engage with the subject

Gender agenda

What are the career challenges for women working in museums and galleries, particularly when they have families? Gwendolyn Smith reports

People power

As the Artes Mundi prize and exhibition opens in Cardiff, Simon Stephens talks to artists who are inspired by working closely with communities

Trendswatch: Ready to wear

Geraldine Kendall gauges the potential uses of wearable technology for museums and galleries

The Museum of… Stotfold Watermill

In its early days, the 11th-century mill paid an annual rent of £4 and 400 eels to the local lord. Kasia Delgado finds the Bedfordshire mill still in working order

International opening: Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute

Improving its environmental sustainability was central to the redevelopment of this art museum and research centre in Massachusetts. By Simon Stephens

Best in show

I am the curator of my own misery, 2010, Douglas Gordon, Caithness Horizons, Thurso

World view

Working abroad can be lucrative for British museums, but how are they tackling the ethical issues that this can raise? Sara Wajid reports

Game on

Museums and galleries are among the heritage organisations taking part in this month's National Sporting Heritage Day. Deborah Mulhearn reports

Tallant show

Simon Stephens hears how Sally Tallant has stamped her mark on this year's Liverpool Biennial