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latest news & developmentsMythical Museums: Curating artifacts from forgotten realms
Step into the dusty halls of a museum that never existed—until now. Imagine walking past a shattered crown from a sky kingdom that never touched Earth, or gazing at a musical…
How to get Gen Z off screens and into museums
The innovative methodology of design thinking can show us how to reimagine museums and heritage spaces
SA museums are dull and financially draining
Most museums are uninspiring and out of touch, with dust-covered neglected artefacts the main attractions
Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art Africa partners with Gucci to put on its first annual fundraising gala
Art & Opulence-themed event will preview an new exhibition titled When We See Us
The Battle for the Benin Bronzes reaches melting point
Benin City’s looted bronzes are coming home – but the British Museum hasn’t received the memo, writes Carlos Amato
‘Systems were working as intended’ – department of public works and infrastructure
The joint standing committee on the financial management of parliament met about preliminary findings on fire damage
Decolonisation can’t just be a metaphor
Decolonising museums requires more than knowledge exchange and lending back stolen artefacts
Senegalese artistic heritage gets a home
Conceived in the 1960s, shortly after independence, Senegal’s new Museum of Black Civilisations has finally been completed
A broken museum, in a broken country: Meet the man trying to save CAR’s history
Abel Kotton’s job is to turn the national museum once again into a proud showcase of Central African history
10 of the best museums in Europe you should know
From penguins to purses to prostheses – why not take a detour from big museums and try one of these intriguing alternatives?
The gospel of the New Church
Director of ‘nimble’ Cape Town gallery wants to commission ‘irreverent and challenging’ work for the ?’reflective space’.
Marseilles’ cultural moment
As the European capital of culture, Marseille is shaking off its seedy image.
Curious about the past
Itumeleng Masiteng is passionate about archaeology because it is has no limit.