Metropolitan Museum of Art drops Sackler name
Museum says decision was ‘mutually agreed’ with the family
Ethics
At your disposal
An online platform that will enable museums to sell objects to the public has put deaccessioning under the spotlight once more
Northampton Museum & Art Gallery unveils revamp funded by Sekhemka sale
Institution reopens to the public after controversial capital development
Ethics Committee statement on methods of sale of deaccessioned collection items
A clarification of its guidance
Our response to the DCMS contested heritage meeting on 23 February
We're defending the arms-length principle and unreservedly supporting our museum colleagues
Royal College of Physicians mulls sale of rare books despite protest
The college has been working with an auction house to understand the practicalities of an asset sale
Museum of the Home director laments politicisation of heritage
Trustees overruled executive’s proposal to remove statue of slave trade beneficiary
Dowden letter on contested heritage stokes fears of government interference
'Serious intervention' threatens editoral independence, professionals warn
Our response to Oliver Dowden’s letter on contested heritage
Urging the UK Government to respect the arm's-length principle for museums
Royal Academy has ‘no intention’ of selling Michelangelo sculpture to save jobs
The institution is facing calls to sell the marble Taddei Tondo, thought to be worth more than £100m
Amsterdam’s museum quarter free of fossil fuel sponsorship
Four major cultural institutions are now avoiding money from oil and gas companies
3. Individual & institutional integrity
Upholding the highest level of integrity at all times