We will remember them
David Lammy on the continuing campaign to right a shocking racial injustice at the Commonwealth War Graves Commission
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Life after death
With restored buildings, new interpretation spaces and tailored trails, the grand municipal cemeteries of the 19th century are proving popular places to visit, even at a time of great loss
Clean lines | A glimpse into the future of museum storage
Behind the scenes at the SMG’s new collections management centre
Story time | Western Australian Museum Boola Bardip, Perth
Social history is at the core of this people-first revamp, says Chiara Wilkinson
Best in show | Embroidered screen, 1884-85, by Arthur Heygate Mackmurdo
William Morris Gallery, London
Sisterhood stories
Caroline Gausden reflects on the groundbreaking work of Glasgow Women’s Library
Building our rightful place in history
Holly Hotchner on the growing efforts to give women the plinth they deserve in history
Where are all the women?
With studies continuing to paint a poor picture of female representation in art, Maggie Gray talks to those working to address the issue of gender imbalance in collections
Telling a shared history
A century on from partition, Northern Ireland's museums are helping heal past wounds by telling history from both sides
Best in show | Copy of a physiology textbook used as an examination crib sheet, c.1970s
This tiny book made by a would-be exam cheat was perfect for the Royal College of Physicians’ online exhibition
Museum of… The Scottish Crannog Centre
Victoria Miller gets a fascinating insight into life during the
iron age through the reconstruction of ancient dwellings
All embracing | Hakanto Contemporary, Antananarivo, Madagascar
This new gallery brings inclusivity to the heart of the Malagasy art scene