Profile | ‘Museums have a spiritual part to play to give people solace and hope’
Director Christopher Breward on the shift in priorities for National Museums Scotland
People
Working life | ‘We must get comfortable with the uncomfortable’
Carolyn Baguma talks about her role leading The World Reimagined – a national arts education project that aims to transform how people understand the transatlantic slave trade
Q&A | ‘Computing and communication technologies have shaped our world’
The Science Museum Group is marking the 100th anniversary of the BBC with a series of exhibitions and events
Q&A | ‘We’ve been the first to do this – I don’t think we’ll be the last’
Tunbridge Wells’ reimagined museum – now the Amelia Scott Centre – is a new way of blending council services, says director Jeremy Kimmel
Q&A | ‘An exciting new chapter in the history of drawing’
Isabel Seligman talks to us about curating a show on some of the youngest artists ever collected by the British Museum
Profile | ‘This is what ambition looks like’
Geraldine Kendall Adams talks to Artangel director Mariam Zulfiqar about building on the organisation’s mission to bring art to the people
Working life | ‘I often start my artistic process with a poem’
Lynsey Ford talks to the artist Shahrzad Ghaffari about her work at London’s Leighton House Museum
Moves
The latest appointments in museums, galleries and heritage
Making waves
Eleanor Mills talks to Ian Goodyear, the managing director of the Scottish Fisheries Museum in Anstruther, about steering the venue into new waters
Obituary | Peter Homan, 1938-2021
Peter’s in-depth knowledge and passion for British pharmacy history was inspiring to anyone who met him
Obituary | Hilary Nightingale, 1930-2022
The former editor of Museums Journal had a prodigious intellect
Q&A | ‘It’s not bad at all that there will be conflicts and difference’
Artist Anthony Schrag tells us about a new exhibition at Perth Museum where the public will vote for their most valued objects