Q&A | ‘The aim was for the display to be a conversation starter’
The curators behind M Shed's Colston display on interpreting a piece of modern history - and dealing with the backlash
People
Q&A | ‘Young people define arts and culture very differently today’
We hear from key partners on the British Museum's new Where We Are... youth engagement programme
Working life | Zandra Yeaman
'People are willing to learn and be the change that is needed': The curator of discomfort at the Hunterian explains her role
Moves
Comings and goings in the museum and heritage sector
Profile | Art for the people
The director of the National Gallery, Gabriele Finaldi, shares his vision as he looks forward to welcoming the public back after lockdown
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
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