This article was first published by the Museums Association.Event details:Date- 4 June 2025Time-1100-1600Location- Online, Zoom Fundraising is an essential survival tool for museums of all shapes and sizes – from nationals to civic to small independents. This event will look at how years of austerity, Covid and rising costs have impacted the fundraising landscape – […]
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Friday 23 May marked a terrible anniversary when, in 2024, Russian missiles attacked the Faktor-Druk printing house in Kharkiv, Ukraine, killing seven people and injuring many others. Kharkiv is Ukraine’s second largest city and a major publishing centre. The building sustained heavy damage and most books being worked on at the time were destroyed. With the […]
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ICOM UK, the UK’s only museum alliance with an international focus, hosted its annual conference in Liverpool from 1 – 2 May 2025. The conference brought together museum professionals to examine how the museum and heritage industry can address climate and social emergencies through regenerative practices. Over the course of the two days, attendees got to […]
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ICOM’s International Committee for Money and Banking museums, (ICOMON), along with partner committees INTERCOM, ICOM ARAB, ICOM SEE, IMREC, ICOM UK, and ICOM France, invites participants of the ICOM Dubai Conference to submit proposals for presentations on the theme of: ‘The Future of Museums in a Rapidly Changing World: the essential role of leadership to […]
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This article was first published by Museum + Heritage. Huge congratulations to the winners of the 2025 Museums + Heritage Awards. The winners were announced at a glittering live ceremony in London on Thursday 15 May. […]
This article was first published by The National Gallery. The National Gallery has acquired A View of the Sky from a Prison Window (1823) by Carl Gustav Carus (1789–1869) – the first painting by the 19th-century German Romantic painter to enter a UK public collection. The picture, on display in Room 38, is one of the new […]
This article was first published by Artnews. The Manhattan District Attorney’s Office returned eight artifacts to Peru during a ceremony at the Peruvian consulate in New York on May 15. The items returned included funerary items that were taken illegally from tombs in northern Peru during the 1960s and ’70s. The return marks the second […]
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This article was first published by Egypt Independent. The Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM) has received 163 treasures of Tutankhamun, arriving from the Egyptian Museum in Tahrir. This is part of a plan to transport and display the young king’s entire collection for the first time in one place, marking a new step toward the museum’s official opening. Minister […]
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By Abeer Eladany, Trustee and Decolonisation Lead, ICOM UK At ICOM UK, we recognise that the work of decolonisation is not a one-off project but a sustained, evolving commitment that must permeate every aspect of our practice. Decolonisation is a central theme in ICOM UK’s Strategic Plan 2025–30 and underpins all our current actions and […]
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