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Winners and losersA first look at ACE’s National Portfolio announcementMuseums AssociationComment27.06.2017 -
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Jorvik Viking Centre, YorkCaroline McDonald steps back in time at this immersive visitor attraction that reopened recently in YorkshireMuseums JournalReviews01.06.2017 -
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On my bookshelfÀ Rebours – Against Nature, by Joris-Karl Huysmans
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BooksInterpreting Difficult History at Museums and Historic SitesMuseums JournalReviews01.06.2017 -
The British Music Experience, LiverpoolThe newest addition to the country’s music scene hits the right note. Simon Brown tunes inMuseums JournalReviews01.06.2017 -
Good measuresCuts could undermine small steps made towards diversity
Museums AssociationComment17.12.2014 -
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Ethics consultationWhen was the last time you looked at the Museum Association’s code of ethics?Museums AssociationComment02.12.2014 -
Web and digitalWe review the latest websites and digital innovations
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On my bookshelfSarah Heaton selects The Making of Am Fasgadh by IF GrantMuseums JournalReviews01.12.2014
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Catalogue: Frank Bowling TraingoneMia Sundberg on a catalogue that has been designed to reflect the look of the rooms created for a show about a Guyana-born artist who trained in BritainMuseums JournalReviews01.12.2014 -
Books: Loot and Stolen Art from Antiquity until the Present DayTimothy Mason is impressed by a thought-provoking book about the long history of looted artMuseums JournalReviews01.12.2014
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Somerset Remembers the First World War, Museum of Somerset, TauntonPeter Mason on a first world war exhibition that tells its story through the eyes of Somerset residents and soldiersMuseums JournalReviews01.12.2014 -
Ming: 50 Years that Changed China, British Museum, London; Ming: the Golden Empire, National Museum of Scotland, EdinburghPeter Lewis visits two exhibitions that explore the legacy of the rich and powerful Ming empireMuseums JournalReviews01.12.2014 -
The Great Gallery, Wallace Collection, LondonThe museum has done justice to its founder's vision in a redevelopment of a gallery housing a fine collection of old masters, says Neil Handley
Museums JournalReviews01.12.2014
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