This is a tiny and hard to find exhibit about games that involve money such as monopoly. Due to its size it is impossible for it to have much information about anything.
5/10
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This is an exhibition of Da Vinci’s notebook showing hi the diagrams and plans he made for his inventions and theories. It is probably best suited to Da Vinci fans and those who understand about the type of inventions and theories he was interested in.
5/10
This is a free exhibition in the Natural History museum that consists of a large scale model of the moon suspended from the ceiling. It is a very popular exhibit in a darkened room without miuuch explanation about the differnt parts od the nmoon, but is still interesting as you are able to see all parts of the moon at the same time.
6/10
This is an odd exhibition that has an unclear aim or purpose. It seems to be looking at food as an art form or looking at the development of different types of food.
4/10
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British Library – Writing
This exhibition looks at how writing has evolved over the centuries. It is a bit similar to the recent exhibition about historical books.
5/10
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British Museum – Edvard Munch
This is a collection of works by the Norweigan artist Edvard Much including his famous painting “The Scream”. The Exhibition described Much’s life and the influences on his artwork.
6/10
This interesting exhibition located in the centre exhibition areas of the V&A fashion gallery looks at the designer Mary Quant and has many examples of hethe fashions she designed in the 1960s. Due to the exhibition area, the lower floor feels a lot more cramped than the upper floor
7/10
This is a strange exhibition which tries to explain about the different types of animals that have lived in London. It is a mixture of different types of audio and visual areas. The aim is to wait in each area before moving onto the next, but it is all a bit mixed up a and some of them are overlong.
2/10
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Tate Britain – Don McCullin
Don McCullin is a British photojournalist who specialises in covering war zones. This exhibition showcases a variety of his work over the years.
5/10
This looks at the works of Vincent Van Gough with works from the Tate and others on loans from other galleries and how his visits to Britain inspired his work. It includes his famous Sunflower and self-portrait.
6/10
