Reviews
The Long March to Equality: Treasures of the Women’s Library, London
The material is movingly and often wittily presented, but Gemma McGrath feels more depth was needed to do justice to this compelling topic
The Beaney House of Art & Knowledge, Canterbury
Great name, great renovation and great displays, but Oliver Green is not sure the collections at the Beaney are up to scratch
In Pursuit of Art: Charles Eastlake’s Journey from Plymouth to the National Gallery, Plymouth City Museum and Art Gallery, Devon
Peter Mason enjoys a beautifully executed show about a 19th-century artist and administrator who laid the foundations for today's public galleries
National Football Museum, Manchester
Premier league or second division? David Fleming gives his verdict on the National Football Museum's new home in Manchester
The Hunterian Art Gallery
Students and visitors are far better served at the University of Glasgow's revamped art gallery, says Sarah Saunders
William Morris Gallery, Walthamstow, London
Like many others, Caroline Worthington welcomes the reopening of a gallery dedicated to the designer, artist and writer William Morris
The Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, University of Cambridge
Its world-class collections have been beautifully redisplayed, but Sara Selwood feels this museum needs to do more to engage the public
Books: The Company of Artists: The Origins of the Royal Academy of Arts in London
Big egos, brutality and boozy dinners: Timothy Mason enjoys a history of the RA