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Obituary | Mar Dixon, 1970-2024
A self-styled troublemaker and groundbreaking force on social media, Mar helped to usher in a new, more open way for museums to interact with their audiences
Obituary | Aneesa Riffat, 1978-2024
Particularly remembered for her work with Holocaust survivors, Aneesa was a powerful asset to the sector with a passion for emancipation, learning and transformation
Obituary | Terry Suthers, 1944-2024
A man whose professionalism, creativity and kindness touched many across Yorkshire and beyond
Working life | ‘I try to look at the gap between what museums say they do and what they fail to do’
Matt Smith is one of four artists taking part in the Holocaust Centre North’s Memorial Gestures artistic residency, which is funded by the Ernest Hecht Charitable Trust
Moves | The latest appointments in museums and culture
Barbican appoints Devyani Saltzman as director for arts and participation
Q&A | ‘This will be a major step change for collections-based research’
The NHM’s Tim Littlewood on how the museum's planned collections move will benefit science
Profile | ‘We can all get dewy-eyed over Mallard, but that’s not helping us into the future’
Judith McNicol, the director of the National Railway Museum, is looking ahead with confidence, says Simon Stephens
Working life | ‘Presenting such a complex concept in a museum was a challenge’
Senior curator Amina Wright on how belief and religion are represented in the Bishop Auckland's new Faith Museum
Q&A | ‘Apparently Shakespeare got a little bit worse for wear’
Museums Journal finds out about a new display at Shakespeare's Birthplace on the mythology surrounding the playwright
Q&A | ‘This exhibition challenges the Eurocentric notion of psychoanalysis’
Museums Journal gets on the couch with curator Jamie Ruers to dig deeper into an exhibition on Freud and Latin America
