Exhibitions

Focus | Making under-told stories the star of the show

Melanie Hollis shares how Ipswich Museum created the Power of Stories exhibition

Science and Industry Museum to close its Air and Space Hall

Majority of displayed aviation items will return to RAF Museum

Profile image for Marc-Olivier Wahler

Challenging conventions

Interpreting and displaying collections in new ways

Design Museum gets around Covid restrictions with pop-up art supermarket

Disguised exhibition aims to make statement that ‘creativity is essential’

Bayeux Tapestry loan on hold due to poor condition

Numerous stains and holes in artwork complicate UK plans to house the artefact

Independent museums are ‘hardest hit’ by Covid-19 crisis

Art Fund says the sector will need a balance of emergency grants and support for longer-term recovery

Catalogue | Linderism

This book uses density and layering to represent the richness of the artist Linder’s practice

Art UK reveals online exhibitions tool

Initiative launched on International Museum Day

Tyrannosaurs, National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh

Mary Stones is captivated by a theatrical and informative show

Portraying Pregnancy: from Holbein to Social Media, Foundling Museum, London

Emma Shepley on the great expectations that this show aims to reveal

Are permanent exhibitions a thing of the past?

This article was written before the coronavirus lockdown Dear Jon: I think there is a lot of value in permanent exhibitions, both for the public and for the museum. They show a large proportion of the collections that people wouldn’t see otherwise. They are a fabulous way of showing the highlights of the collections to …

Landscapes of the Mind: The Art of Tristram Hillier, Museum of Somerset, Taunton

This exhibition deserves to boost the reputation of an often overlooked artist, and has strong local appeal