Reviews
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
Steam, Steel and Submarines, Chatham Historic Dockyard, Kent
Jane Insley says Chatham's newest gallery works well in the context of the whole dockyard site
Catalogue: The Public Catalogue Foundation, South Yorkshire: Sheffield
Liz Waring discusses how the all-important front cover image was chosen for a catalogue of publicly owned paintings in Sheffield
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
Books: Museums, Equality and Social Justice
Sharon Heal is engaged by a provocative book that asks how museums can help challenge inequality and injustice
The Novium, Chichester
Rebecca Atkinson found beautiful and informative displays at the Novium but was left wondering what role the museum will play in the local community
Catalogue: The Unexpected Guest
Sally Tallant on an ambitious book created for the Liverpool Biennial