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In an innovative new move, the Carnegie Dunfermline Trust has recently appointed two experienced museum professionals to job-share the role of museum manager at...
The Museum of the Home in London said that it is now considering moving a statue of a slave merchant that has been the cause...
University College London (UCL) and The Liminal Space have created Tomorrow’s Home: an interactive, multisensory exhibition set in 2050 launching at the Museum of the...
The Museum of Science in New England and the online gaming platform, Roblox, announced recently that they will jointly launch a new virtual experience that...
The Museum of Science in Boston has joined museums across the US to offer vaccines to children age five and over. Earlier this month the...
A team of curators at the world-renowned Museo Nacional del Prado in Madrid announced in November that they had officially downgraded one of the most...
Following nine years of planning and construction Hong Kong’s M+ (Museum +) opened today in the newly established West Kowloon Cultural District. Architects Herzog &...
Tiqets has announced the winners for the 5th annual Remarkable Venue Awards (RVAs), which celebrate the best museums and attractions around the world based on visitor reviews....
Try to imagine a future where single use plastic is only found in museums. It’s hard isn’t it? However, that’s exactly what the Museum of...
Barnes Foundation’s Deputy Director, Martha Lucy has revealed that a few months ago – while the gallery was preparing the marketing for its Suzanne Valadon:...
The world’s first and – as yet – the only flying museum has been launched in Saudi Arabia. The service was begun from Riyadh to...
Sam Bowen, a museum professional and special needs mum, has been recognised as a Radical Changemaker at the Museums Association’s Museums Change Lives Awards 2021....
Like many long-standing British institutions, the National Gallery has decided that the time is now right to explore any historical links it might have to...
A new research project – with the core aim of promoting tolerance through the education of British History to schoolchildren – will lead to the...
The Wall/El Muro: What is a Border Wall? exhibition at the National Building Museum in Washington DC, which opened at the weekend, aims provide understanding to...
Depot Boijmans Van Beuningen will open its doors to the public this weekend allowing visitors to explore the museum collection of 151,000 objects and see...
The museum’s Sustainable by Nature plan sets a carbon reduction target, which aligns with the scale of reductions required to keep global warming below a 1.5°C rise from pre-industrial...
A portrait of Welsh slave owner Sir Thomas Picton – on display for more than 100 years – labelling him a war hero has been...
The globally renowned German car manufacturer, Porsche, has announced it will build what is being billed as a ‘high-octane tourist attraction’ including a racing track...
The Uffizi Gallery in Florence has made use of its unique collection to contextualize the portraits of people who have been subjected to horrific acid...
Curating for Change, a ground-breaking work placement programme for D/deaf and disabled curators in museums, has partnered with 27 cultural organisations across England to redress...
Artist Es Devlin has fashioned a parallel conference at COP26 in Glasgow with a temporary forest of 197 trees to represent each of the parties...
The Science Gallery Dublin, which opened at Trinity College in 2008 as ‘a new space to ignite curiosity and discovery where science and art collide’...
Two esteemed scientists who had until recently sat on the board of the Science Museum Group have resigned from their respective roles in quick succession....
