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Steph Scholten, the new director of the Hunterian in Glasgow, talks to Eleanor Mills about how he’s settling in. 

John Holt talks to the proprietors of the UK's toy museums

Wireless in Wales Museum

Treasure Palaces: Great Writers Visit Great Museums

For a relatively modest outlay, museums can now widen their audience reach and ensure visitors no longer have to fear missing out on events, says Laura Rutkowski

A museum dedicated to the politics and people of Europe opened earlier this year. Chris Mugan asks its creative director, Taja Vovk van Gaal, what it hopes to achieve  

Alistair Hudson, the director of Middlesbrough Institute of Modern Art, talks to Eleanor Mills about how museums can operate for the greater good. Photography by Phil Sayer

Simon Stephens discovers that visitor comment books divide museum professionals like almost nothing else

John Holt unearths what goes into keeping track of archaeological objects found by members of the public 

As the chosen design for the UK Holocaust Memorial is announced, Rob Sharp looks at how museums interpret this subject for audiences in the 21st century

Simon Stephens talks to director Sean Rainbird about the redevelopment of one of Europe’s earliest public art museums

Jonathan Knott finds out how museums are developing membership schemes designed to engage with people more deeply

Deborah Mulhearn delves into the various ways that museums are interpreting different religions and the objects associated with them

Juan Ignacio Vidarte tells Eleanor Mills why the Guggenheim Bilbao has much to celebrate in its 20th year

The DH Lawrence Birthplace Museum, Nottinghamshire

Laura Rutkowski takes a snapshot of the history of the self-portrait, and how it is being used (and abused) in museums now