Discarding Will Be Kept to a Minimum: Preservation Policy Established for Nara Prefectural Folklore Museum
The Nara Prefectural Folklore Museum has established a new policy for the preservation and management of its collections, emphasizing that discarding items will be minimized.
Leading European Museum Says: Enough. More Restrictions for Tourists
The Prado Museum in Madrid announces new visitor restrictions to maintain manageable crowd levels following a record surge of tourists in the past year.
Suruga Bank's former management ordered to pay 4.7 billion yen in damages, recognizing the bank's claims - Shizuoka District Court
The Shizuoka District Court ordered Suruga Bank's former management to pay 4.7 billion yen in damages for conflict of interest arising from donations to a museum affiliated with the founding family.
From the Palace of Versailles to the Louvre: Christophe Leribault Takes the Presidency of 'the Pyramid' at a Critical Moment for the Museum
Christophe Leribault has been appointed as the new president of the Louvre Museum following the resignation of Laurence des Cars, amid ongoing security concerns and challenges facing the institution.
Source: The director of the Palace of Versailles will take over the management of the Louvre Museum
Christophe Leribault is set to replace the former Louvre director, who resigned following a series of scandals, including a high-profile theft.
Louvre director resigns
Laurence Des Cars, the director of the Louvre Museum in Paris, has resigned after several recent controversies surrounding the museum's security and management issues.
The president of the Louvre resigns after the crisis triggered by the theft of the French Crown jewels
Laurence des Cars has resigned as president of the Louvre following a controversy surrounding the theft of the French Crown jewels.
"The Louvre Heist is Not an Accident": Explained What Led to the Museum's Robbery
French parliamentarians are questioning the Louvre's management in light of a recent robbery, highlighting systemic failures in museum security and leadership accountability.
The Memory Museum in Trouble in Mikkeli: Someone is Constantly Feeding Pigeons at the Entrance of Mannerheim's Headquarters
A museum in Finland faces a unique challenge as an unknown person consistently feeds pigeons at its entrance, prompting management to place a sign prohibiting feeding.
The heirs of Nino Bravo criticize the state of the artist's museum and open a dispute with a Spanish town hall
Nino Bravo's heirs are criticizing the management of his museum and entering into a dispute with the local town hall over maintenance issues.
Louvre ticket price hike: Necessary or discriminatory?
The Louvre Museum is increasing its ticket prices for non-EU visitors by almost 50% starting January 14, with management citing necessity while critics argue it's discriminatory.
Controversial decision by the Minister of Culture, turmoil among museum professionals
The article discusses the Polish National Committee of the International Council of Museums' concerns over the dismissal of Piotr Tarnowski and the financial irregularities found at the Stutthof Museum, as well as the reactions of museum professionals and potential consequences for cultural institution management.