#50 Dennis Severs’ House
I was a blank canvas for the Dennis severs house. Like when you go to see a film at the cinema because you’d heard it was good, then deliberately avoid […]
#49 Royal Academy of Music
When I enter a museum I don’t expect to be given a one-on-one display of how the historic and valuable artefacts can be used. At the National Army Museum I […]
#48 The Museum of the Order of St. John
You know those St. John’s Ambulance Harold-Bishop types who turn up to all those public events to help out with bleeding noses, twisted ankles and feinting attacks? It’s funny to […]
#47 The Design Museum
Nestled on the south shore of the Thames just next to Tower Bridge and among the atmospheric Shad wharf renewals, where walkways cross overhead like something from a steampunk fantasy, […]
#46 New London Architecture
Now that I have become regarded by many of my friends as “Museum Boy”, I frequently get asked for recommendations of museums to visit, sometimes on behalf of friends or […]
#45 – The Ragged School Museum
We in the UK take the opportunity to be educated for granted. So we should – though recent statistics have shown we are by no means leading the way. Around […]
#44 Victoria and Albert Museum
When I started this blog I needed to think about where I draw the line between a Museum and an art gallery and what is what. My simple method is […]
