This article was first published by the National Trust. A giant issue with coins has emerged at the Giant’s Causeway, where a ritual by tourists to wedge coins into the cracks in the basalt rock columns of the Causeway is causing damage to the World Heritage Site. With removal of coins expected to cost more […]
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This article was first published by Art Fund. At Art Fund, we recognise the cultural sector’s responsibility and desire to urgently respond to the climate crisis. At museums and galleries, this must extend beyond the exhibitions we create and stories we tell and encompass how we work and engage with audiences digitally. From the content […]
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This article was first published by the Museums Association. Now open for applications The Museums Association are delighted to open the Anti-racist Museums Programme for applications from museums to join our 2025 cohort. Building on the successful pilot year of the programme and our partnership with Talk Listen Create, the MA is supporting the leadership […]
This article was first published by Museum Development South West. This is a collaborative year long project, funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund, to help museums in the South West identify, make safe, monitor and manage hazardous objects in their collections. To deliver this project we will be working alongside conservation teams at Wiltshire Conservation and Museum […]
This article was first published by Museums Association. Archaeology sector bodies have called for cross-sector input to inform any potential changes to human remains law and policy in the UK. In a joint statement, eight archaeological organisations from across the UK said a “cross-sector consultative forum” should be established to enable a wide range of viewpoints […]
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This article was first published by the Museums Association. Manchester Museum was given the European Museum of the Year Award (Emya) at a ceremony held in the Polish city of Białystok. The award was presented as part of the four-day Emya2025 annual conference, which was organised by the European Museum Forum (EMF) and hosted by […]
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This article was first published by the Art Newspaper. Selldorf Architects, the New York practice led by Annabelle Selldorf, has been appointed by the Wallace Collection to lead the design and delivery of a new masterplan to improve access, sustainability and visitor experience at Hertford House, the collection’s historic London home. Selldorf—who recently oversaw the […]
This article was first published by artnet. What is there to learn about Frida Kahlo (1907–1954), the great painter who continues to make headlines long after her death? A new museum at her family home, the Casa Roja in Mexico City, promises to give art lovers fresh insights into her early life and career. Called […]
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This article was first published by Frieze. On 15 May, Fenix, a new museum dedicated to the ever-shifting terrain of migration, will open its doors in Rotterdam, the Netherlands. Director Anne Kremers talks about the institution’s commitment to community participation, presenting migration as a multifaceted narrative, shaped by trauma, hope and resilience. […]
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