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Best in showDoubling Gloucester Cheeses By the Gruyere Method in an Old Gloucester Cheese Works, 1940, by William Heath Robinson - Mottisfont Abbey, Hampshire
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On my bookshelfTools for Success: A Manager’s Guide, by Suzanne TurnerMuseums JournalReviews01.03.2018 -
BooksThe Future of Natural History Museums, edited by Eric DorfmanMuseums JournalReviews01.03.2018 -
CataloguePhil Cleaver on the curious workings of a master of typographic designMuseums JournalReviews01.03.2018 -
Hayward Gallery, LondonSara Holdsworth finds beauty in this iconic brutalist gallery, with the remodelled venue given a gentle facelift and improved facilitiesMuseums JournalReviews01.03.2018 -
Brooklands Museum, SurreyOliver Green marvels at the technological and engineering innovations revealed by the reimagining of a significant site for British motorsport and aviationMuseums JournalReviews01.03.2018 -
Catalogue: Home DartmoorGarry Fabian Miller speaks in favour of intelligent publicationsMuseums JournalReviews01.06.2012 -
Books: The Routledge Companion to Museum EthicsThis new book on museum ethics is over-long and a bit unfocused, although Maurice Davies backs many of the values that it promotesMuseums JournalReviews01.06.2012
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Renfrew Museum, RenfrewshireThe development of Renfrew's new museum has benefited from the involvement of local communities, writes Lyndsey MackayMuseums JournalReviews01.06.2012 -
Sinopticon, various venues, PlymouthRebecca Atkinson travels to Devon to see a multi-site exploration of the cultural impact that China has had on the UKMuseums JournalReviews01.06.2012 -
Titanic and Liverpool: The Untold Story, Merseyside Maritime Museum, LiverpoolTim Bryan on an exhibition that connects the internationally famous story of the Titanic with the ship's impact on the people of Liverpool
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Life Online, National Media Museum, BradfordHave two new galleries at the National Media Museum done justice to the complex and rapidly changing online world? Danny Birchall finds out
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The Yorkshire Museum, YorkBoasting several star objects, this £2m revamp is bound to attract lots of visitors, but it's the overall level of detail that will impress, says Peter LewisMuseums JournalReviews04.01.2011 -
Opening this monthFrom Vivienne Westwood shoes to paintings of Dorset's movers and shakers in the 18th century, Geraldine Kendall selects the pick of January's exhibitionsMuseums JournalReviews04.01.2011 -
Havering Museum, RomfordThis labour of love has emerged as a well-thought-out snapshot of the history of the London borough – with a healthy dose of nostalgia thrown in, writes Maria BlyzinskyMuseums JournalReviews04.01.2011 -
Strawberry Hill House, TwickenhamThe £9m restoration of Horace Walpole's stunning 18th-century Gothic castle may have taken its time, but the wait has been worthwhile, says Jonathan ConlinMuseums JournalReviews04.01.2011 -
Books: The Social Work of MuseumsMyna Trustram is impressed by the book's broad scope and its impassioned portrayal of the issues, but wonders whether it takes things a little too farMuseums JournalReviews04.01.2011
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Temporary exhibition Equiano: An Exhibition of an Extraordinary LifeBirmingham Museum & Art GalleryMuseums JournalReviewsDecember 2007
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