This article was first published by The Guardian. In an appeal to the new government, the Arts Council England chair proposes the missions needed to achieve renewal. This includes: […]
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This article was first published by NEMO (Network of European Museum Organisations). NEMO has launched an anonymous questionnaire to gather an overview of the status quo of political influence and effects of polarisation on museums in Europe. The results will feed into discussions at the NEMO European Museum Conference and help build a general standpoint […]
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The Times have released an online debate co-hosted by The Times and the British Museum considering the question “Who owns the past? The role of the universal museum in future” The debate featured Mary Beard, Munira Mirza, David Olusoga and Rory Stewart, and chaired by Matthew Parris. […]
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This article was first published by the Museum Association. The newly appointed culture secretary Lisa Nandy has promised to use the cultural and creative industries to drive economic renewal. In her first national address to industry leaders this week, Nandy outlined her vision for the Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS), saying that drive, […]
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The International Arts and Antiquities Forum (IAASF) are holding a Cultural Protection Conference in County Durham, England on the 16th and 17th of October 2024 dedicated to the protection of cultural venues and how resilience is at the heart of it all. They will be welcoming international speakers from Egypt, India, the Middle East, Hungary, […]
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This article was first published by The National News. Iraq has recovered 181 artefacts that had been smuggled out of the country, the Iraqi Foreign Ministry said on Monday. The ancient artefacts were handed over to the Ministry of Culture, Tourism, and Antiquities by the Foreign Ministry at a ceremony in Baghdad. Among them were a […]
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This article was first published by The Egypt Exploration Society. For over 140 years, the Egypt Exploration Society has been at the forefront of supporting and promoting Egyptian cultural heritage. Over that time, we have surveyed and excavated more than 150 different sites and monuments across the northern Nile valley including at Abydos, Deir el-Bahari, […]
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This article was first published by the Robert Gordon University. A research project is underway to help explore how people engage and deal with a range of challenging issues and ‘difficult heritage’, all set within an eerie preserved prison setting. The study, undertaken by Robert Gordon University, will explore how visitors examine and experience different […]
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This article was first published by Trident Manor. Arts Council England (ACE) has released updated Security Advice to support cultural organisations in the protection of their assets. After a formal review of the previous advice with security experts, the new guidance will be applicable to the current challenges cultural venues are facing, and has been […]
