People
Obituary | Paul William George Lawson, 1945-2023
Energetic, unconventional and brilliant, Paul electrified the cultural landscape of Bradford
Q&A | ‘People in the Middle Ages were struggling with many things we’re still concerned with today’
David Silk, the learning manager at Newcastle Castle, reveals what his role embodies in the run up to the tour he's running as part of the MA conference
Working life | ‘Fibromyalgia is as much a part of me as my red hair and love of leopard print’
Stacey Smith, part of the commercial services team at London’s National Gallery, talks about the things that can make a difference for disabled workers
Working life | “Our experiences are massively different, but that combination is our strength”
Yasmin Khan talks to multidisciplinary artists Larry Achiampong and David Blandy
Profile | ‘The best thing about small organisations is that you can do things much, much quicker’
Simon Stephens talks to Annette MacTavish about her work at the Museum of Cornish Life
Obituary | Giles Velarde 1935-2023
Giles was a bold and inventive exhibition designer who supported others in the profession throughout his long and successful career
Q&A | ‘Museums in Britain can be a painful space – institutions must be able to understand this pain’
The developers of The Museum Test, a new decolonisation tool for curators, on why this resource is long overdue
Q&A | ‘Being high up creates conditions for people to imagine beyond their day-to-day lives’
Bold Tendencies, the innovative annual art event in Peckham, has just relaunched its longstanding learning programme. Creative learning producer Misty Ingham talks through what the new programme entails
Profile | ‘I feel crystal clear on what we’re doing and why we’re doing it’
National Trust chief Hilary McGrady tells Museums Journal how the challenges of the past few years have helped to clarify the charity's mission
