Wealthy collector reclaims the iconic Benin bronzes from the museum
The recent development involving the Benin Bronzes at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, marks a profound moment in the landscape of cultural heritage management,
The impact of war on museums and invaluable artifacts in Sudan
As the turmoil in Sudan escalates, its rich cultural heritage is facing unprecedented threats. The ongoing war, which began in 2023, has not only resulted
Museums reevaluate their approach to Holocaust representation
As the world continues to grapple with the legacy of the Holocaust, museums dedicated to its remembrance are finding it imperative to reassess their exhibition
The Grand Egyptian Museum Has Officially Opened Its Doors (For the Most Part).
After two decades of anticipation, the Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM) has begun to welcome eager visitors. The highly awaited opening represents not just a physical
In the wake of a museum’s destruction, Sudan mourns the loss of its ancient treasures amid the ravages of war
In the heart of Khartoum, the Sudan National Museum faced an unprecedented tragedy amidst the turmoil of war. With over 100,000 artifacts representing thousands of
UK Government and Museums Urged to Return Ancestral Remains and Cease Their Display
Recent developments in the UK have rekindled the age-old debate surrounding the display of ancestral remains in museums. As public sentiment shifts towards prioritizing ethical
UK MPs Demand the Return of Ancestral Remains from Museums
The recent movement led by UK MPs highlights the profound issues surrounding the public display of ancestral remains in museums. With specific emphasis on human