Reviews
Books: Art Theft and the Case of the Stolen Turners
There's plenty of cloak-and-dagger stuff in this book about an audacious theft, but it’s a whodunit with few answers, thinks Timothy Mason
Memoranda, Crafts Study Centre, Farnham
Four artists provide a fascinating insight into the Crafts Study Centre's Collection, writes Peter Mason
Museum of Liverpool
It's been worth the long wait for what feels like a genuine people's history museum on the Liverpool waterfront, says Oliver Green
Turner Contemporary, Margate
Turner was passionate about Margate, but will visitors fall in love with the town's new gallery that bears his name, asks Caroline Worthington
Royal Palace, Stirling Castle
Built for James V, Stirling Castle's Royal Palace has been rescued from the ravages of time. Emily Malcolm enjoys its renaissance
All About Us, At-Bristol
At-Bristol's ambitious and thoughtful investigation into the human body and the brain would benefit from a tighter approach to its content, argues Maria Blyzinsky
Books: Morbid Curiosities: Medical Museums in Nineteenth-Century Britain
A forensic examination of the history of medical collections would have benefited from a bit more drama, says Timothy Mason
The Cardiff Story
The involvement of local people in the creation of the displays at a museum dedicated to the city of Cardiff shines through, writes Tim Bryan