People
Q&A | ‘Imagine knights charging at each other within a fully immersive digital landscape’
As Royal Armouries buys the freehold for its waterfront site, director Nat Edwards tells us what the future holds for the world's oldest museum
Q&A | ‘Institutions are beginning to see themselves not as fixed monoliths, but as evolving ecosystems’
Sigrid Kirk is organising Build Your Own Artworld 2025, a half-day conference that is exploring intersectional feminist leadership in the visual arts
Working life | ‘Condense what you do into language that inspires’
Matthew Bellhouse Moran, the recently appointed director of the Scottish Maritime Museum, on what he has learnt from his career to date
Q&A | ‘There was silence and an unknown ‘thing’ that wasn’t discussed’
As a new exhibition opens inspired by Holocaust testimony, artist Laura Nathan tells us how her works were informed by her experience as a third-generation survivor
Q&A | ‘Archives can offer a cathartic moment that transcends time and space’
Decolonising the Archive co-founder Connie Bell on how the organisation is shaping a non-western model for archival practice
Q&A | ‘We hope the V&A East Storehouse inspires museums to be more radical about using reserve collections’
Tim Reeve, V&A East Storehouse’s chief operating officer, shares his vision for the new accessible storage facility
Working life | ‘After a few days, I knew the museum would be a wonderful place to work’
Matt Moore, director of the Science Museum Group’s Science and Innovation Park, on problem solving, sustainability and being a communicator
Q&A | ‘Having the opportunity to protect your voice and save your story is precious’
E-J Scott, founder of the Museum of Transology, on community, culture and collecting cardboard signs
Profile | ‘This story gives people a reason to come to the region and see its beauty’
As a festival launches in Tees Valley to celebrate the bicentenary of the first public rail journey, the event's director Niccy Hallifax tells us about the railway's role in regeneration, revolution – and even the advent of universal time
