Reviews
Book review: The Ethics of Cultural Appropriation
Tristram Besterman welcomes a book that could help build bridges between museums and indigenous communities
Medieval and Renaissance Galleries, Victoria and Albert Museum, London
Stephen Feeke is dazzled by the impressive displays and strong scholarship at the V&A’s new Medieval and Renaissance Galleries
Opening this month
From forgotten cold war conflicts to Britain's outer space-obsessed surrealist, Geraldine Kendall takes her pick of March's new exhibitions
Watercolour in Britain: Travelling with Colour, Norwich Castle Museum & Art Gallery
Simon Stephens on the first major exhibition to come out of the Great British Art Debate partnership
Bexhill Museum, Bexhill-on-Sea
Oliver Green gets to know Bexhill's quirky history at the seaside town's new museum
The Ashmolean Museum, Oxford
Nichola Johnson welcomes a reinvigorated university museum that allows visitors to make connections across its remarkable collections
Nottingham Contemporary, Nottingham
Wrapped up in a golden sheen, the new Nottingham Contemporary is a welcome light-filled addition to its city centre site, says Tom Flynn
Hallaton Treasure Gallery, Harborough Museum, Market Harborough, Leicestershire
The intriguing discoveries found in one of the most important iron-age sites in Britain are well-displayed at Harborough Museum, writes Tim Bryan
Learning at the Museum Frontiers: Identity, Race and Power
Colin Hynson welcomes a book that encourages museums to embrace a multiplicity of voices
Opening this month
Bad-tempered chairs, indigo Japanese coats and a peak behind the scenes at a department store. Geraldine Kendall looks at February's new exhibitions