The last few days has seen a Twitter debate on the use of museum-based public domain digital images by a company called ‘Global Art Museum’

Mental health is suffering due to the social and economic impact of covid-19. This insight charts how data driven public engagement can help

This Insight looks at the temporary exhibition “We Capitalists. From Zero to Turbo” at the Bundeskunsthalle in Bonn, Germany, which was open

In this 2-part article, Kostas Arvanitis reflects on what collecting spontaneous memorials after traumatic events, such as terrorist attacks

Over the last weeks, activists in Europe and the US attacked statues of figures perceived to be representations of colonialism, imperialism,

During the COVID-19 lockdowns, museums increased their digital activities. This Insight summarises trajectories of this sudden digital trans

As museums around the world have increasingly committed to making themselves digitally accessible to the public during lockdown, we have bee

In the era of Black Lives Matter, what options are available for dealing with monuments, memorials and statuary with colonialist links?

Symbol, site and structure: the house is not one, but all three of these components’. (Ashton 2015: 290)

Museums & Memes is brought to you by Catalina Delgado and Maria Paula Arias, PhD students at the Institute for Cultural Practices. They shar

The last decade has seen a growing interest amongst museum professionals in developing a curatorial practice grounded in affect. In this Ins

Marion Endt-Jones reflects on collections created by artists in times of personal uncertainty and crisis, as reconstitutions of self and ide