Reviews
The McManus: Dundee’s Art Gallery & Museum
Dundee has used its high-quality collections to tell local and international stories in an imaginative way at the revitalised McManus, says Mark Suggitt
Opening this month
Want to join in a figurine-smashing ritual? Then come to Norwich, says Geraldine Kendall. You'll be given one of your very own
Museums and the Construction of Disciplines: Art and Archaeology in 19th-century Britain
Timothy Mason on a revealing account of how a 19th-century debate on definitions of art and archaeology shaped the future of Britain's museums
Rediscovering Greece and Rome, Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge
Nicky Ryan on an exhibition that is part of a wider project to bring academic and museum practices closer together
The Ministry of Food, Imperial War Museum, London
Julia Edge gets a taste for 1940s food at this well-presented exhibition about wartime rationing
Kingdom of Ife: Sculptures from West Africa, British Museum, London
This exhibition acknowledges the beauty and sophistication of African art, writes Felicity Heywood
Opening this month
From the lowlife of Montmartre to the high life of the psychedelic Sixties: Geraldine Kendall takes her pick of May's new exhibitions
The People’s History Museum, Manchester
Focusing on politics, class, conflict and identity, the People's History Museum has opened at the right time with the right message, says Mark Suggitt
Henry Moore, Tate Britain, London
Has Tate succeeded in saying anything new about Britain's most famous sculptor? Stephen Feeke finds out