Author: Tehmina Goskar

Collagraph screen print in black and white of a person's face

Process over product: Daryl Stenvoll-Wells on art education and the environment

Post date April 22, 2021

Kathleen Lawther, curator. Woman with mid brown hair and fringe and leopard print black and grey jumper holding a museum object against a background of grey boxes from a museum store. She is wearing blue gloves.

Kathleen Lawther on the critical importance of museum documentation

Post date April 12, 2021

Green wall with a display of many colourful insects and butterflies

Psychology of curating with colour

Post date April 6, 2021

Display of a 19th century museum gallery in England with wooden cabinets displaying specimens and old remains, busts of famous men, a library of books and portraits.

Ananda Rutherford speaks on museum and gallery systems, documentation and cataloguing

Post date January 29, 2021

Ananda Rutherford on Provisional Semantics, documentation and decolonising collections management

Post date January 28, 2021

Protest sign from Black Voices Cornwall Black Lives Matter protests in Cornwall. Act Now painted in pink and black on cardboard

Top 10 tips to start decolonising your practice

Post date October 30, 2020

Decapitated heads of bronze statues of Lenin, Stalin and other Soviet leaders in an outdoor exhibition of political statues removed from the public realm, Estonian History Museum, Tallinn

Ethics of contested heritage and decolonial practice

Post date October 13, 2020

Lobster pot exhibit covered in plastic and marine litter.

End of exhibitions? Reflecting on the future of exhibition design

Post date September 14, 2020

Three female mannequins wearing 1960s beachwear. One is wearing a brown swimsuit with a yellow belt. She has her long hair up in a band. The other, also blonde, wears a white shirt with loud patterns in primary colours, blue, yellow, red, she's smiling and looking at the camera, the third is in the background, a child, has black hair and is an a yellow and brown swimsuit.

Whose heritage? Reforming social history curating

Post date August 10, 2020

Diorama showing model soldiers wearing British navy uniforms from the late 18th century as the shores of eastern New Zealand. In the background flat brown painted figures with no features representing Māori.

Decolonise or anti-colonise or understand the system? Some more thoughts for curators

Post date May 28, 2020

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