The paying exhibition (free for Museums Association members) looks at how the sun has been used in science. It examines how it can make people both ill and better.
6/10
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Science Museum – The Sun
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Science Museum – Superbugs
This free exhibition looks at the effect superbugs are having and the ways people are trying to fight them.
5/10
This was a peaceful exhibition (free for members) showing lots of entries in this year’s Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition.
7/10
Edward Burne Jones was a pre-Rahaelite artist who specialised in religious art as well as myths and legends. This exhibition includes his paintings, stained glass windows and tapestries.
7/10
The shortlisted works are all short films shown on various loops.
This is free to members.
3/10
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Tate Modern – Annie Albers
Anni Albers was a German-American artist who made use of weaving and textiles in her art. This exhibition is free for members and includes some of her weaving frames and textiles.
6/10
This is the final venue for the poppies tour that started at the Tower of London to commemorate WW1. The ceramic poppies are displayed to look as though they care cascading down the building.
7/10
This exhibit consists of a number of works involving messages on dot matrixes.
3/10
This exhibition looks at different artists and how they have made use of light patterns in their art.
3/10
This exhibition looks at the art from Germany and Austria between the 2 World Wars and includes works from the artists Otto Dix, George Grosz, Albert Birkle and Jeanne Mammen.
3/10
