Reviews
Culture Under Attack, Imperial War Museum, London
Art and culture is central to national identity in times of conflict. What happens in the aftermath is dealt with poignantly in these three exhibitions, says Justin Maciejewski
Sutton Hoo, Woodbridge, Suffolk
This redeveloped experience around a Scheduled Ancient Monument has finally done the site justice
A City and its Welcome: Three Centuries of Migrating to Leeds, Leeds City Museum
Jude Holland discovers a range of stories in this moving show about migration
On my bookshelf | The Life-Changing Magic of Not Giving a F**k, by Sarah Knight
Do you check your work emails when you’re on holiday? Do you frequently suffer from the Sunday blues? And do you find yourself thinking about work when you’re sat on the sofa watching your favourite television programme? If you’ve answered yes to any of these questions (and I certainly used to) then Sarah Knight’s “no-f**ks-given” …
Book | Monument Culture: International Perspectives on the Future of Monuments in a Changing World
Stuart Burch is enthralled by a series of essays that serves to highlight the contentiousness of monuments
Linda McCartney Retrospective, Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, Glasgow
This show reveals just how good the photographer was at her art, but Matthew Bellhouse Moran wanted to find out more about Linda McCartney herself
Catalogue | Jonathan Kingdon: Evolution as Inspiration
How the naturalist’s tales feature alongside more traditional descriptions to create accessible accounts
Keith Haring, Tate Liverpool
This retrospective of the American artist’s vibrant work highlights the political urgency of his message
Temporary exhibition | HumanKind, Calke Abbey, Derbyshire
This show attempts to put a spotlight on loneliness through the stories of six former residents. By Alexandra Woodall