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  • Digging deep
    Simon Stephens meets Sharon Webb to hear about the challenges of running an archaeology museum in a remote area of Scotland
    Museums Journal
    Features
    01.09.2012
  • Best in show
    Inflammatory Essays, (1979), by Jenny Holzer, Bristol Museum and Art Gallery
    Museums Journal
    Features
    01.09.2012
  • The Museum of... Our pick of the UK's specialist collections
    Rebecca Atkinson hears how the National Trust brings to life the home of a former Liverpool portrait photographer
    Museums Journal
    Features
    01.09.2012
  • Positive actions
    As the Museums Association's Diversify project comes to an end, Geraldine Kendall talks to those involved in the initiative to gauge its success in broadening workforce diversity
    Museums Journal
    Features
    01.09.2012
  • Festival fever
    Biennials are now a vital part of the international contemporary art scene, but is it time for the format to be reinvented for the 21st century, asks Simon Stephens
    Museums Journal
    Features
    01.09.2012
  • Best in show
    Dress 09 by Marios Schwab and Tom Gallant, 2008-09 Danson House, Bexleyheath, Kent
    Museums Journal
    Features
    01.06.2012
  • The Museum of... Our pick of the UK's specialist collections
    A collection of ghosts provide an unusual draw for the Totnes Elizabethan House Museum, says Louise Gray
    Museums Journal
    Features
    01.06.2012
  • Beauty spot
    With talk of 'aesthetic orgasms' and the 'next golden age', Randy Klinger is not your average gallery director. Simon Stephens travels to north-east Scotland to meet him
    Museums Journal
    Features
    01.06.2012
  • Track record
    Museums and galleries have often dismissed sport as a subject for exhibitions but the Olympic Games has changed that, as John Holt finds out
    Museums Journal
    Features
    01.06.2012
  • Hidden treasures
    Museums Journal exclusively interviews the winners of the Unsung Heroes award, which is celebrating the 10th anniversary of the Art Fund Prize for museums and galleries. By John Holt
    Museums Journal
    Features
    01.06.2012
  • The shipping news
    Matthew Tanner is hoping that winning the Gulbenkian Prize is just the start for the success of ss Great Britain and is raring to go on to phase two of its development. Felicity Heywood went along to hear about his vision for the future of the 'floating' museum
    Museums Journal
    Features
    July 2006
  • National service
    Simon Stephens discovers how army museums can keep their collections relevant once the regiments they represent have been disbanded
    Museums Journal
    Features
    July 2006
  • Inspired choices
    Deborah Mulhearn finds out why writers and artists often turn to museums and galleries for inspiration
    Museums Journal
    Features
    July 2006