Q&A | ‘Difficult as such a radical reset can be, it also brings new opportunities’
We speak to Gillian Findlay, the Museums Association's new president
People
Art and soul
Nigel Prince, the director of the Artes Mundi exhibition and prize, talks to Rebecca Atkinson about its relevance today and vision for tomorrow
Q&A | ‘Some makers have had the most incredibly productive period’
As the Crafts Council prepares for its first virtual Collect fair, we find out how the pandemic has affected the craft industry
Portrait of a nation
Richard Wendorf, the director of the American Museum and Gardens in Bath, on showing off the US in the UK
Q&A | ‘The prospect of doing it alone lacked joy’
Sara Wajid and Zak Mensah on leadership, breaking barriers and job-sharing in a crisis
Q&A | ‘We need to defend the freedom to research our histories in all their nuance’
Corinne Fowler on what it’s like to find yourself on the front line of a political culture war
Q&A | ‘Nursing is often described as both an art and a science’
Jane Nicol, the new nurse in residence at the Barber Institute of Fine Arts, describes her role and how it came to be
Five things I’ve learned working for a museum from home
Creativity, reality and uncertainty during lockdown
Working life | Victoria Irvine
Celebrating the centenary of Joan Eardley’s birth
Obituary | Margaret Weston, 1926-2021
Margaret Weston, the first woman to lead a national museum in the UK, was an inspiring and talented leader
Obituary | Alison Brown, 1981-2021
A cornerstone of the Cartoon Museum, Alison was a ray of light for everyone who knew her
Working life | Natasha McEnroe, Science Museum
'It was a lump in the throat moment': How the Science Museum acquired the vials used to deliver the first Covid vaccines