Features
The Museum of… Our pick of the UK’s specialist collections
The British Golf Museum maps out how an east coast Scottish game conquered the world, writes Louise Gray
Text messages
Manuscripts can be revealing and thought-provoking objects but they are not easy to display or interpret. Deborah Mulhearn looks at some solutions
Spreading folk tales
Simon Costin has ambitious plans to create a museum dedicated to British folklore. Simon Stephens meets him
All work and no pay
Internships often leave people feeling exploited and undervalued, and they can also threaten workforce diversity. Geraldine Kendall investigates
Ways of seeing
Should galleries allow the art to speak for itself or should they provide information and interpretation for visitors? By Sara Selwood
New horizens
Museums are responding to budget cuts by becoming more innovative and focused, as well as looking for partners from outside the sector, finds Maurice Davies
Best in show
John Atkinson Grimshaw: Reflections on the Thames, Westminster 1880 (Leeds Art Gallery) Guildhall Art Gallery, City of London
Taking the long view
After a career in politics and education, Baroness Kay Andrews is now focusing her energy on the needs of the heritage sector. Simon Stephens meets her
The Museum Of… Our pick of the UK’s specialist collections
Louise Gray hears how Boscobel House has been attracting visitors since the 17th century