Anti-ableism
Digital review | Virtual artist’s house, Halo open art studio, Halosenniemi, Finland
An art experience that breaks down barriers
Digital review | Virtual gallery, Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge
Some easily fixed problems and this gallery experience could be top notch
Digital review | Virtual exhibition, Pan African Heritage Museum, Ghana
This virtual exhibition offers a thought-provoking and educational experience
Body of evidence | Hunterian Museum, Royal College of Surgeons, London
This newly refurbished medical museum has humanised some exhibits, but its history remains uncomfortable
Book review | Demystifying Disability, by Emily Ladau
A brilliant guide to being inclusive and being an ally
Face value | National Portrait Gallery, London
As people with separate access needs, our two reviewers were hopeful that their visit to this redeveloped venue would be a smooth one
Museums are failing if they don’t represent neurodivergent people
Equitable provision must become a reality, says Justine Reilly
Sensory storytelling and sign language training will engage nonverbal visitors
Words can get in the way of a good museum experience, says Sam Bowen
What is ableism?
Museums Association board member Tony Heaton sets the scene for our anti-ableism issue of Museums Journal
