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For generations, taxidermy has been one of the defining features of natural history museums. Majestic dioramas, soaring birds, and lifelike mammals have inspired awe and curiosity, offering visitors an intimate glimpse into ecosystems they might never encounter in person. But as society’s understanding of animal rights, conservation, and environmental responsibility evolves, taxidermy is being reconsidered through a new ethical lens. Today, museums are being asked to justify

For centuries, museums have curated experiences for the many. Now, with artificial intelligence, they can curate for the one. Advances in...

Museums have long been seen as the stewards of civilization’s grand narratives. But in the 21st century, their role is shifting from...