What use is the Human Remains Advisory Service if it can't offer guidance to museums and other interested organisations, asks Piotr Bienkowski

Should museums with family audiences ban fast food?

Kirsty Devine on why transport museums need to be steered in a new direction

It is an uncomfortable truth that the V&A has never shown much interest in African art and artefacts, argues Felicity Heywood

Shortchanged by the blockbusters On a recent visit to Tate Modern I was delighted to see that visitors could look …

As glittering awards go it doesn't get much shinier than the Gulbenkian Prize for museums. The annual £100,000 competition goes to the best museum project in the previous 12 months and the prize has been running for five years.

Nancy Tanner says museums should not shy away from confronting sensitive subjects

The dominance of culture by an elite makes it impossible to create genuine social cohesion, argues Stephen Foster

Is the Art Fund the right sponsor for the former Gulbenkian prize for museums and galleries?

The Museums Association is re-examining its disposal guidelines for the UK, but in the US there is growing disquiet about the more liberal deaccessioning practices, writes Jane Morris

Questioning human remains comments I read with interest, though some disquiet, Piotr Bienkowski’s comment and analysis concerning the Human Remains …

The kerfuffle in the press about whether the Conservative Party is in favour or not of bringing back admission charges for national museums serves as a useful reminder of what's changed over the past ten years.