Reviews
Hogarth’s House, Chiswick, London
Penny Ritchie Calder dodges the traffic on the Chiswick roundabout to take a look at the restoration of William Hogarth's family home
Photographs Gallery, Victoria and Albert Museum, London
The V&A's new photography space crams a lot into a small space but still provides a thrilling tour of the history of the medium, says Patrick Henry
Catalogue: British Design from 1948
A dedicated rights clearance team at the V&A has made picture research smoother and more cost-effective, writes Frances Ambler
Fort Nelson, Hampshire
Museums Journal returns to Fort Nelson to see how the project looks now it has been fully completed. By Simon Stephens
Royal Albert Memorial Museum, Exeter, Devon
Objects remain at the heart of Exeter's redeveloped museum, with the collection reinterpreted for a modern audience, writes Peter Mason
Books: Museums Matter: In praise of the Encyclopedic Museum James Cuno
David Fleming is sceptical about this defence of the encyclopedic museum
Scottish National Portrait Gallery, Edinburgh
Scotland's portrait gallery has emerged after a total makeover, inside and out. Simon Stephens gauges its success
Dickens and London, Museum of London
Is the Museum of London’s Dickens exhibition full of great expectations, or just an old curiosity shop? Jonathan Conlin finds out