Features
Growth plan
The Eden Project will celebrate its tenth anniversary next year, but chief executive Tim Smit is looking forward not backwards.
Buying power
Funding programmes to get museums acquiring again are helping to revitalise collections, writes Julie Nightingale
The Museum of… Our pick of the UK’s specialist collections
Charlotte Brontë liked the Red House so much, she put it in a novel. Now its museum picks up the story, writes Louise Gray
Mutual benefits
The recession has led to lots of people looking for volunteering opportunities, but do museums have the capacity to help them, asks Deborah Mulhearn
Review of the decade
Sharon Heal looks back over the past ten years at the people, places and policies that made the headlines. Additional research by Geraldine Kendall
Modern times
Simon Stephens visits Istanbul to find out how the city is leading the development of museums in Turkey in the run-up to its year as the European Capital of Culture in 2010
Food glorious food
Museums in the Fens are hoping that a travelling exhibition about food, which will address everything from migrant workers to climate change, will help to raise their profile. By Simon Stephens
National service
Simon Stephens discovers how army museums can keep their collections relevant once the regiments they represent have been disbanded
Open door policy
Stephen Snoddy tells Felicity Heywood about his vision for getting artists and visitors into the New Art Gallery Walsall and taking its work beyond its four walls