Reviews
Atmosphere: Exploring Climate Science, Science Museum, London
The Science Museum's climate science gallery has plenty of atmosphere, but Ellen McAdam left feeling unsatisfied
Egypt Gallery, Ipswich Museum, Suffolk
Children will enjoy Ipswich Museum's Egypt Gallery, but is there enough for adults, asks Maria Blyzinsky
Out There: The Open Museum – Pushing the Boundaries of Museums’ Potential
The ideas behind Glasgow's radical Open Museum are 20 years old, and just as important today, says Timothy Mason
Robert Burns Birthplace Museum, Ayrshire
Humour, interactivity and enthusiastic guides impress Lyndsey Mackay at this museum dedicated to Scotland's most celebrated poet
Impressionist and Modern Art Galleries, National Museum Cardiff
National Museum Cardiff's presentation of art has taken off with the opening of seven new galleries, says Stuart Burch
Northern Spirit, Laing Art Gallery, Newcastle upon Tyne
An exhibition that celebrates the history of artistic achievement in north-east England is encouraging visitors to think and make connections, writes Peter Lewis
Book review: A Museum of One’s Own
Or how a new breed of financially confident Americans sought artistic immortality. By Timothy Mason
Opening this month
International Women's Day celebrates its centennial year with a sobering photo show. Geraldine Kendall selects the pick of exhibitions opening in March
Books: Archaeology, Cultural Property and the Military
Tristram Besterman supports calls to help the military protect cultural heritage, but is sceptical that the lessons have been learned from past conflicts