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26.09.2025 Wellbeing, News

Barker Langham becomes an Employee-Owned Trust

In Summer 2023 Barker Langham became an Employee-Owned Trust (EOT), reconfirming our commitment to the innovation and collaboration that has defined our unique approach since our founding in 2005.

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26.09.2025 Ideas

Oxford Lecture Series – Pitt Rivers Museum

As part of the annual lecture series at Oxford’s School of Archaeology and Anthropology, Barker Langham gave a multi-part lecture in the distinctive setting of the Pitt Rivers Museum.

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26.09.2025 Regenerative, Ideas

When Interpretation becomes Artefact

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26.09.2025 Regenerative, Ideas

Immortalised: How Museums Shape Memory

At the 2023 American Alliance of Museums Annual Meeting in Denver, Barker Langham contributed to the critical conversation on social and community impact.

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26.09.2025 Sustainability , Community, Social impact, Ideas

New Paradigms in Interpretation: how stories can change the world

New Paradigms in Interpretation

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26.09.2025 Regenerative, Ideas

Artists in Residence

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26.09.2025 Wellbeing, News

A Certified B Corporation

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26.09.2025 Social impact, Projects

UK pavilion: Barker Langham at Expo 2020 Dubai

Transforming people, places, and the planet

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26.09.2025 Social impact, Projects

Andalusia: History and Civilisation

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26.09.2025 Sustainability , Regenerative, Ideas

BLA: Planning for Uncertainty, Shaping New Futures

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26.09.2025 Wellbeing, News

Barker Langham returns to Heritage Fund's RoSS Framework - championing the future of UK heritage

In 2024, Barker Langham Framework for the National Lottery Heritage Fund’s Register of Support Services (RoSS) was renewed.

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26.09.2025 Community, Social impact, Ideas

The power of narrative in museums

How stories change the world

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26.09.2025 Regenerative, Projects, Ideas

Museums and Well-being

Can museums, as places of learning, memory, and trust, serve as catalysts for promoting well-being in individuals and communities?

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26.09.2025 Social impact, Ideas, News

The Rock Carvings of Qatar

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26.09.2025 Memory, Ideas

What Remains – Interpreting Human Remains in the Museum, Athens, Greece

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26.09.2025 Projects

British Normandy Memorial

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26.09.2025 Social impact, Ideas

Carved Gypsum Panel

How can we tell the story of human impact on the planet and help to promote change regionally, nationally and internationally?

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26.09.2025 Social impact, Ideas

Canned Pearl

In late 2016, the BL team were in Abu Dhabi working on the curation of the hugely successful Qasr Al Hosn Festival. One of the major draws of the festival that year was the temporary exhibition ‘The Story of Abu Dhabi & Its People’, which told the story of a city and the people who have made it their home. ⁣

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26.09.2025 Social impact, News

The UK’s Cultural Sector at Risk Darren Barker calls for urgent action to prevent irreversible loss

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26.09.2025 Social impact, News, Community

NEXT IN Museums, Madrid

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26.09.2025 Social impact, Projects

Constellations, AlUla

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26.09.2025 Sustainability , Community, Regenerative, Ideas

International Conference for Education and Innovation in Museums (ICEIM)

Eric Langham and global experts reimagine the future of museums in Riyadh

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26.09.2025 Sustainability , Regenerative, Ideas

Museum and Heritage Show

Creating a circular economy for exhibitions

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26.09.2025 Social impact, Projects

Al Shindagha: House of Poetry

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26.09.2025 Wellbeing, News

Barker Langham's registered office in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

In 2024 we embarked upon a new chapter of our work in the Kingdom. With over 50 projects across Saudi Arabia over the past 11 years, we deepened our commitment to the culture and creativity of the Kingdom through our RHQ registration.

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26.09.2025 Landscapes, Community, Ideas

Association of Heritage Interpretation annual conference, Inverness, Scotland

We Make Landscapes

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26.09.2025 Community, Wellbeing, Empathy, Ideas

Can Interpretation Make Us Better?

Eric Langham thinks so…

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26.09.2025 Wellbeing, News

Barker Langham becomes an Employee-Owned Trust

In Summer 2023 Barker Langham became an Employee-Owned Trust (EOT), reconfirming our commitment to the innovation and collaboration that has defined our unique approach since our founding in 2005.

Publish

26.09.2025 Memory, Ideas

What Remains – Interpreting Human Remains in the Museum, Athens, Greece

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26.09.2025 Ideas

Oxford Lecture Series – Pitt Rivers Museum

As part of the annual lecture series at Oxford’s School of Archaeology and Anthropology, Barker Langham gave a multi-part lecture in the distinctive setting of the Pitt Rivers Museum.

Publish

26.09.2025 Projects

British Normandy Memorial

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26.09.2025 Regenerative, Ideas

When Interpretation becomes Artefact

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26.09.2025 Social impact, Ideas

Carved Gypsum Panel

How can we tell the story of human impact on the planet and help to promote change regionally, nationally and internationally?

Publish

26.09.2025 Regenerative, Ideas

Immortalised: How Museums Shape Memory

At the 2023 American Alliance of Museums Annual Meeting in Denver, Barker Langham contributed to the critical conversation on social and community impact.

Publish

26.09.2025 Social impact, Ideas

Canned Pearl

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26.09.2025 Sustainability , Community, Social impact, Ideas

New Paradigms in Interpretation: how stories can change the world

New Paradigms in Interpretation

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26.09.2025 Social impact, News

The UK’s Cultural Sector at Risk Darren Barker calls for urgent action to prevent irreversible loss

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26.09.2025 Regenerative, Ideas

Artists in Residence

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26.09.2025 Social impact, News, Community

NEXT IN Museums, Madrid

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26.09.2025 Wellbeing, News

A Certified B Corporation

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26.09.2025 Social impact, Projects

Constellations, AlUla

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26.09.2025 Social impact, Projects

UK pavilion: Barker Langham at Expo 2020 Dubai

Transforming people, places, and the planet

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26.09.2025 Sustainability , Community, Regenerative, Ideas

International Conference for Education and Innovation in Museums (ICEIM)

Eric Langham and global experts reimagine the future of museums in Riyadh

Publish

26.09.2025 Social impact, Projects

Andalusia: History and Civilisation

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26.09.2025 Sustainability , Regenerative, Ideas

Museum and Heritage Show

Creating a circular economy for exhibitions

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26.09.2025 Sustainability , Regenerative, Ideas

BLA: Planning for Uncertainty, Shaping New Futures

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26.09.2025 Social impact, Projects

Al Shindagha: House of Poetry

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26.09.2025 Wellbeing, News

Barker Langham returns to Heritage Fund's RoSS Framework - championing the future of UK heritage

In 2024, Barker Langham Framework for the National Lottery Heritage Fund’s Register of Support Services (RoSS) was renewed.

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26.09.2025 Wellbeing, News

Barker Langham's registered office in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

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26.09.2025 Community, Social impact, Ideas

The power of narrative in museums

How stories change the world

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26.09.2025 Landscapes, Community, Ideas

Association of Heritage Interpretation annual conference, Inverness, Scotland

We Make Landscapes

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26.09.2025 Regenerative, Projects, Ideas

Museums and Well-being

Can museums, as places of learning, memory, and trust, serve as catalysts for promoting well-being in individuals and communities?

Publish

26.09.2025 Community, Wellbeing, Empathy, Ideas

Can Interpretation Make Us Better?

Eric Langham thinks so…

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26.09.2025 Social impact, Ideas, News

The Rock Carvings of Qatar

NEXT IN Museums, Madrid

26.09.2025

Social impact, News, Community

Eric Langham was honoured to speak at the inaugural NEXT In Summit in Madrid, joining an international panel on: Is it all about trends? Shaping the future of museums.

Alongside leading voices from the Prado, Environment & Culture Partners, and Haley Sharpe Design, he explored how museums can respond to today’s most urgent challenges – from climate change to shifting governance models – and how innovation is reshaping our sector. As Founder of Barker Langham, Eric brought insights on how museums can navigate beyond fleeting trends to deliver lasting cultural, social, and environmental impact.

The summit, hosted by ACCIONA Cultura, gathered global museum leaders, artists, and architects to champion the role of culture as a force for economic growth, sustainability, and human connection. It was a privilege to contribute to a conversation that underscored museums’ power to inspire, evolve, and serve as catalysts for a more resilient and empathetic future.