Museums

Mhairi Maxwell, V&A Dundee curator, with Andrew Valentine and Stephanie Kerr of People’s Postcode Lottery at the Sincerely, Valentines exhibition at V&A Dundee. Picture: Alan Richardson

Designing a new way of understanding the value museums have to everyone - Leonie... Columnists

A Benin bronze sculpture which was looted by British soldiers in Nigeria in one of the most notorious examples of the pillaging of cultural treasures associated with 19th century European colonial expansion, was returned from Aberdeen University to Nigeria last year. Museums have a key role to lead society in addressing untruthfulness and prejudice, writes Abeer Eladany and Neil Curtis.

Scotland and slavery: Museums can help us act on prejudice and untruthfulness Columnists

St Mungo is much more than a museum - and it must always be protected Columnists

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