Reviews
Books | Museums and Societal Collapse: The Museum as Lifeboat, by Robert Janes
How museums could help save society
Creature comforts | The Grant Museum of Zoology, University College London
This renovated museum of natural history retains its former spirit, says James Ashworth
Behind bars | Juvenile In Justice, National Justice Museum, Nottingham
This exhibition explores what life is like behind bars for young offenders, but does it do enough to give them a voice?
Concealed/Reveal: Disabled, D/deaf and neurodivergent artists driving creativity, Bristol Museum & Art Gallery
Disabled artists and creatives are everywhere you look in art history – this exhibition took a closer look at their histories
No Foreign Field, MCC Museum, Lord’s Cricket Ground, London
Tehmina Goskar on an exhibition that explores the growth of cricket throughout the world and its links to empire
Outi Pieski, Tate St Ives, Cornwall
Simon Stephens on a fascinating show that focuses on indigenous rights and links between humans, animals and nature
Art and soul | Soulscapes, Dulwich Picture Gallery, London
An exhibition of landscape art, but does it achieve what it sets out to do?
On the right track | Go as you Please, National Railway Museum, York
Rediscovering train travel from the viewpoint of disabled people
Shy Burhan: Women In Uniform, Cartwright Hall Art Gallery, Bradford
Charu Vallabhbhai on an exhibition by a local photographer that celebrates working women
Books | Imagining the Future Museum: 21 Dialogues with Architects by András Szántó
This 2021 book offers a sharp insight into how spaces will evolve, says Owen Hopkins
