Guardians of world’s cultural heritage must mount the parapet and lead in the climate change battle

Failure to seize this opportunity to make changes would be a graver error than any breach of etiquette

No issue is more relevant—and relevance is the cultural sector’s current leitmotif

In the third part of a new series, Adrian Ellis looks at the cost of state support in illiberal democracies and the insidious erosion of institutional independence

In the second part of a new series, Adrian Ellis examines the issue of post-colonial restitution

In the first part of a new series, Adrian Ellis looks at the increased public scrutiny of museum boards in the social media age

The 45th president's values are at odds with those that most museums hold at their core

Adrian Ellis remembers the late architect he first met during the Cardiff Opera House debacle

New buildings grab attention, but they are not always the best way of increasing a museum’s influence and audiences

There is a danger that the conservatism of the museum sector will be challenged by a new generation of board members who feel that “rules are for other people”

In 2007 the creative industries consultant noted that the “insider” aspect of the contemporary art market and hierarchy of knowledge and status that it creates was a significant part of its attraction