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
Reviews
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
On my bookshelf | African Music, Power, and Being in Colonial Zimbabwe, by Mhoze Chikowero
This book about the complex history of music since the 1890s has been an inspiration for work around decolonisation
Digital reviews | The Tudors, sacred places around the world, and the Desmond Tutu archive
Rachel Ellis takes a scroll through the latest digital content
On board | Skateboard, Design Museum, London
An exhibition on the social history of this urban sport
A lasting legacy | Glasgow – City of Empire, Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, Glasgow
Inviting people of colour to co-curate this collection is a step in the right direction
The art of war | Blavatnik Art, Film and Photography Galleries, Imperial War Museum, London
Katy Barrett discovers the power of
visual art in directing our view of war
Master plan | Medieval, Renaissance and Baroque Galleries, Walker Art Gallery
Abigail Hawkins enjoys seeing old masters through a fresh lens at these redeveloped galleries