Editorial Policy

Curatorial Resources publishes practical editorial content for museum professionals. The scope covers collection stewardship, exhibition planning and archival research. Each article aims to offer concrete questions, documented practices and pointers to authoritative guidance. The publication does not claim to be a former organisation, a service provider or an accredited institution.

Sourcing and accuracy. Articles draw on publicly available standards, professional literature and documented workflows. The publication does not conduct or report first-hand tests, experiments or site visits. Where a claim depends on a specific source, that source is named or linked. The publication does not invent staff, addresses, phone numbers, credentials or client relationships. Any example used is clearly identified as illustrative.

Review and updates. Content is reviewed before publication for clarity, relevance and adherence to this policy. Articles may be updated to correct errors, add new references or improve readability. The publication does not guarantee that every article reflects the most recent version of an external standard. Readers should verify current requirements with the relevant authority.

Corrections. Anyone may request a correction by following the process on the contact page. Requests must identify the article and provide evidence. Accepted corrections are made promptly. The publication may add a note to indicate that a change was made. The publication does not publish unsolicited manuscripts or accept payment for editorial coverage.

Images. All images on the site are illustrative and generated by artificial intelligence. They do not depict real objects, people or events. They are used for layout and visual variety only. No image should be interpreted as documentary evidence.

Independence. Curatorial Resources is an independent publication. It has no affiliation with any museum, gallery, archive or professional body. The publication does not endorse specific products, services or institutions.