Of all the cities devastated when Yugoslavia broke up, Vukovar was one of the worst affected. Jane Morris visited the Croatian town to see how its museums are making sense of recent history
Science centres claim they are so under-resourced that closures look like a real possibility. But is more government funding a magic formula, asks Rachel Souhami
It seemed that a clash between Henry Moore's daughter and the foundation set up to protect his legacy would prevent the sculptor's home ever becoming a museum. But time and goodwill has made the project possible, says Serena Davies
Your museum has been left a great collection of old master paintings in a wealthy benefactor's will - what fantastic news. Or is it? Katrina Burroughs on the difficulties that bequests can create
Richard Benjamin tells Felicity Heywood why Liverpool's new International Slavery Museum needs to challenge bigots and give people of African descent a sense of empowerment
Eastern Zambia is renowned for its amazing wildlife, but its remarkable archaeology is less well known. Deborah Mulhearn reports on efforts to create a heritage centre to display the area's two million years of human history
Businesses and individuals are giving more money to museums and galleries than ever before, but most of it is sucked up by London-based institutions. Carol Davis on the difficulties of corporate fundraising
The public's appetite for downloading audio and video files from the internet is growing fast. Jeff Morganteen looks at the implications of podcasting for museums and galleries