Reflections on the closure of the Moda
Mary Mansfield on how this influential institution set the standard for university collections
Collections
Hampshire Cultural Trust ‘gamifies’ collections auditing
Competitive element enables volunteers win prizes for data inventory
Q&A | ‘This will be a major step change for collections-based research’
The NHM’s Tim Littlewood on how the museum's planned collections move will benefit science
Recovered stolen gems to go on display at British Museum
Exhibition will explore the significance of the ancient Mediterranean items
Are museums ready for the intelligence test?
Artificial intelligence will have a major impact on how museums work. But how can we maximise these new tools while mitigating against the ethical and practical pitfalls?
It’s time for museums to set their records straight
The high-profile alleged thefts from the British Museum have highlighted the need for the sector to improve the cataloguing of objects in its collections
Documentation is central to the work of museums
Untangling collections histories is vital, challenging and rewarding work, writes Kathleen Lawther
Q&A | ‘One of our aims is to educate the public about the HIV/Aids epidemic’
Ruskin Collection curator Ashley Gallant on preparing to display the Terrence Higgins memorial quilt
In brief | Latest funding, projects, moves and more
New guidance on low-cost acquisition | Tetley gallery prepares to leave building | Admission charging research
NHM defends collections move after scientists raise concerns
Letter warns that planned relocation of 28 million specimens to Berkshire could hamper research
Vox Pop | What needs to change in museum documentation?
Three experts respond to our question
Disposing of objects has many benefits
Museum collections were never intended to be static, says Jenny Durrant