Feminism and MuseumsMention feminism outside of sociology or politics and you're often met with an eye roll or confusion. However, the hard reality is that females remain a highly oppressed group globally: deemed inferior, suffering from violence and slavery, and denied educational, economic and political opportunities. In two volumes (1,344 pages), Feminism and Museums explores how museums are responding to these wider socio political challenges, in which they too play

"Beautifully crafted

Changes and Shifts

connecting with new audiences

Jem Southam

Interpretation training in a box

Consulting with stakeholders on disposal policies and programmes

The result is fascinating and valuable both as a social historical record and as a classic of photographic literature

working processes

Her publications include co-authoring "Embedding Plurality: Exploring Participatory Practice in the Development of a New Permanent Gallery"

It's about how museums will be - must be - different after Covid-19

Nina Simon | Executive Director

institutional and social – with little or nothing beneficial in the equation