Reviews by KarenThis is apparently the first time there has been a curated exhibition like this It looks at LGBT artists, actors, playwrights and models who were around when homoseuality was still illegal. It includes memorabilia on Oscar Wilde, including the prison door from Reading Gaol and explains the history involved with the various people.
7/10
This has a much shorter queue than the ones for the main museum.
The butterflies are in the same place as before and due to the size of the structure it can get crowded.
8/10
Modern arty exhibition trying to show the treatment of suspectedd terrorist.
5/10
Interesting exhibition telling the history of the peace movement including conscientious objectors in the wars.
8/10
Interesting exhibition about Emma Hamilton that covers her childhood, through to her sometimes troubled relationships with various men ending with her true love Nelson who seemed to be the first man who cared for and protected her until he died.
7/10
This large exhibition just of the great court showcases US art from the 1960s onwards and looks at how world events shaped the modern art scene in America.
7/10
This small educational exhibition in just one room of the Hornmian museum has a number of robot animals that visitors can take partial control of to help understand how animals move and survive.
7/10
This pleasantly quiet exhibition in and incredibly crowded museum shows lots of wildlife photographs showing wildlife on land, air and in water.
8/10
This is an exhibition and Rudyard Kipling’s father Lockwood and the influences on his work which includes the façade of the V&A museum.
6/10
This is a small exhibition in the middle of the fashion galleries. It shows examples of various underwear throughout history. It largely seems to focus on the higher end rather than looking at what poorer people would wear in history.
5/10