This is a very odd exhibition. The normal entry cost is £13 and it consists of a large dark room with a mock-up of a road bridge and random clips being played on the walls.
2/10
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This is an external installation at the Tate Britain for the Christmas 2019 season and is free of charge. It is both an audio and visual experience with loud weather sounds at the main entrance.
5/10
This is a strange free temporary exhibition exploring the links between art and science.
5/10
This newly opened gallery explores science developments from the London area from 1550 – 1800. Iy includes items related to discoveries made during this time, but doesn;t have much detail.
5/10
This free gallery has recently reopened and houses the Museum’s collection of items relating to the history of medicine. It includes information about treatments, hospitals and drugs.
6/10
This exhibition seems a slightly strange subject for the V&A Museum, but the focus of this exhibition is on the way cars are designed and the artistic elements involved in advertising.
6/10
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Natural History Museum – Orbit
This free exhibit is a video of earth from space.
5/10
This is the 2019 photography exhibition. There are a lot of photos (no photography in the exhibition), and it is a nice quiet area amongst the hustle and bustle of the rest of the museum.
6/10
The normal ticket for this exhibition is £15. This looks at the works of the photographer Tim Walker. It is a bit of a surreal exhibition, which is probably best for his fans, who will understand more of what it is about.
5/10
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British Library – Buddhism
The normal price for this exhibition is £14. It includes many items relating to budism and tries to explain about the background to the religion.
6/10