Reviews

Catalogue: Liquid Crystal Display

Science and art combine to create an exciting publication, says Kirsty Young

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World Gallery, Horniman Museum and Gardens, London

Alex Fairhead goes on a whirlwind tour of continents and their cultures

Poppies for Remembrance, Amgueddfa Genedlaethol Caerdydd (National Museum Cardiff)

An interesting showcase of the poppy’s diversity and symbolism around the world is let down by confused presentation, says Charlotte Morgan

Books: The Museum of Lost Art, by Noah Charney

Jenny Wedgbury finds herself engrossed in stories of how great works were lost

V&A Dundee

The bold architecture of this new museum certainly makes a statement, but what is on offer inside? Sally-Anne Huxtable finds out

On my bookshelf: The Museum Book, by Jan Mark

I wish I’d written The Museum Book. It is scholarly and playful, as well as beautifully written and illustrated. Jan Mark’s conversational style is the antithesis of dumbing down. She clearly knew her stuff, but felt no need to show off. Here, she links arms with her readers and takes them on an engaging romp …

Royal Air Force Museum, London

Compelling personal stories are at the heart of this redeveloped museum, which has been reopened to coincide with the centenary of the RAF, says Katy Barrett

The Troubles and Beyond, Ulster Museum, Belfast

Darragh Gannon explores this comprehensive exhibition that brings together the wider social, cultural and political influences that have shaped Northern Ireland

Catalogue: I Object: Ian Hislop’s Search for Dissent

Kathleen Bloomfield on revealing the subversive dimension of objects

Digital reviews

The latest digital content from museums and galleries

Catalogue: Emil Nolde: Colour Is Life

Jennifer McIlreavy on the challenges of bringing the German expressionist painter’s works to life on paper