Opinion

The diary of a national museum director

The end

Best of the blogs

How to tell a story that stands out in the digital age

Vox pop

Is there a danger of glorifying WW1 during the centenary events?

We’re a’ Jock Tamson’s bairns

We live in a world in which the relationship between “nation” and “culture” matters. Central to that world are museums. They tell us important things about who we are, about national identity and identity politics. The key lies in the relationship between roots and routes: where we have come from, who we are, and where …

Mess it up and start again

Life is messy, controversial, fluid, contentious – lots of things a museum has difficulty with. This comment was made by a staff member at a prominent museum. What to do as a museum professional when faced with resistance, opposition, conflict – internally or externally, or both? If we can’t bring ourselves to talk about the …

The 2020 column

Looking to the future is a necessity not a luxury

Head to head

Trust status or not trust status - that is the question

Letters

Getting the National Railway Museum back on track

The diary of a national museum director

Part 27

Best of the blogs

Zoo-ming labels in San Diego

Vox pop

What should the new culture secretary's priorities be?

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Editorial

How permanent is permanent?