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Artist Nnena Kalu celebrates Turner Prize win

Victory hailed as important for learning disabled artists

Royal Engineers Museum seeks duplicates of valuable D-Day files lost in van theft

Almost 2,000 technical documents relating to Mulberry Harbours destroyed in criminal incident

Deaf Heritage Centre to transition to new leadership

The British Deaf Association to ‘protect and develop’ museum and its collections

Dumfries and Galloway Council proposes closing four museums

Sixteenth-century Castle of St John in Stranraer is among the sites at risk of closure

Closed River & Rowing Museum seeks new homes for its collections

Henley institution calls for sector-wide expressions of interest for ethical transfer of objects

How can museums realise the potential of creative health practice?

New research highlights impact of pilot project on participants

Artes Mundi: how the biennial impacts partner venues

Florence Hallett on how the UK’s biggest art prize is being seen all over Wales

Architects shortlisted for National Gallery project

Six firms are in the running to design a new wing for London museum

Young V&A wins European museum prize

Meanwhile nominations open for the European Museum of the Year Award 2027

Almost 530 museums have closed since 2000, study finds

Research project shows that first decade after opening is the most precarious for museums

Good vibrations: Terms of Bayeux Tapestry loan arrangement revealed

Government publishes full copy of agreement signed by Britain and France in July

National Gallery marks wartime collection move

Slate tablet commemorating storage of paintings in north Wales during World War Two goes on display in Trafalgar Square