Reviews
On my bookshelf | Black Artists in British Art: A History Since the 1950s, by Eddie Chambers
Cheryl Bowen selects a book that holds the space and cultural memory of Black British art
Books | Rewriting history
Deirdre Osborne looks at the writers and books that challenge our understanding of the past and pave the way for an inclusive future
Books | Provenance Research Today: Principles, Practice, Problems
The complexity of proving provenance is brought into sharp focus in this engaging guide to best practice, says Anna Garnett
On my bookshelf | The Pre-Raphaelites, by Christopher Wood
This book is a reminder of the emotional connections visitors make to collections, says Helen Antrobus
Home truths | Museum of the Home, London
This thoughtful and sensitive redevelopment has allowed the museum to tell a far more inclusive, personal and engaging story
Poetry in motion | Wordsworth Grasmere, Cumbria
Romantic poet William Wordsworth and the land that inspired him are vividly brought to life
Talking pictures | A Proposal For Radical Hospitality, Queen’s House, Greenwich
Artist Peter Adjaye’s soundtrack to accompany three paintings of Elizabeth I helps reveal the true nature of our imperial past
On my bookshelf | The Haçienda: How Not to Run a Club, by Peter Hook
Owen Hopkins on the link between nightclubs and museums
A brush with fame | @background_bob and his amazing friends
Firstsite's exhibition on a global art alliance that paints a vivid picture of lockdown life
