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Temporary exhibition

Spotlight | Greener exhibition design

Exhibition designers share their work to improve the environmental sustainability of exhibitions

Guide | Principles for sustainable exhibitions

Elise Foster Vander Elst shares practical steps to reducing the impact of temporary exhibitions

Kraken show | Pirates, National Maritime Museum, London

This exhibition explores the myths and realities of piracy and its resonance in the modern world

Rewriting the rhetoric | Gender Stories, Bristol Museum and Art Gallery

This thought-provoking exhibition sensitively examines the multifaceted world of gender across cultures, eras, and personal experiences

Q&A | ‘It felt like the right time to bring fashion back into the conversation’

Jon Astbury on why Barbican has put on its first fashion exhibition in eight years

The power of being | Tigers and Dragons: India and Wales in Britain, Glynn Vivian Art Gallery, Swansea

A show that asks big questions about the legacies of colonialism and its impact on identity

Q&A | ‘We wanted to move beyond the narrative that Moody is forgotten, invisible and marginalised’

Farah Dailami tells us how Hepworth Wakefield curated its award-winning show on the Jamaican-born sculptor Ronald Moody

NMS to display bronze age weapons hoard for the first time

Recently acquired Carnoustie Hoard suggests existence of ancient warrior elite in the Angus area

Between the Covers with Vita, Sissinghurst Castle Garden, Kent

Su Hepburn enjoys getting to know more about the life of literary legend Vita Sackville-West

Thread Memory: Embroidery from Palestine, V&A Dundee

This exhibition on the creative contributions of Palestinian women is powerful and political, finds India Divers

No Welsh Art (Dim Celf Gymreig), National Library of Wales, Aberystwyth

This exhibition of Welsh art challenges historical prejudices, finds Julie Brominicks

The IT crowd | Electric Dreams: Art and Technology Before the Internet, Tate Modern, London

It’s time to scroll back to before the birth of the world wide web to experience what was at the forefront of art technology at the time