Reviews
Sound the alarm | Fixing Our Broken Planet, Natural History Museum, London
Annika E Mazzarella is inspired by the message of hope at a new gallery devoted to ecological issues
Pioneers in paint | Sussex Modernism, Towner Eastbourne
This expansive show gives the visitor space to marvel in works by often-overlooked regional artists
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
Firm foundations | Liverpool Biennial
The theme of Bedrock has helped to ground the Liverpool Biennial in the city, writes Simon Stephens
Out of this world | Space: Could Life Exist Beyond Earth?, Natural History Museum, London
Daisy Finch visits an exhibition that embraces the fun to be found in the biggest unknown of all
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
Book review | What Are Museums for?, by Jon Sleigh
This book might just give you renewed optimism about the importance of museums, says Helen Beckett
Bookworm
From the social world of galleries to a cookbook for conservators, your bitesize sample of the latest museum sector books
One day in April | Preston Manor, Brighton
Rebecca Atkinson travels back to 1912 in a visit to the reopened Preston Manor in Brighton
