Christian Dollimore
REVIEW – Forensics: The Anatomy of Crime
It was in the early twentieth century that the Parisian criminologist Edmond Locard established the principle that ‘every contact leaves a trace’. It has formed the bedrock of forensic science ever since. In this respect at least, forensics has a relatively short... read more
REVIEW – Magna Carta: Law, Liberty, Legacy
The exhibition runs chronologically, with the first section exploring the reign of King John and examining the events leading up to, and immediately after, the civil war that broke out between the King and his barons. In the next section moves through the centuries... read more
Sherlock Holmes at Museum of London – Exhibition Review
We begin the Museum of London’s tour of the cultural phenomenon that is Sherlock Holmes with a dizzying wall of television screens, showing the world’s most famous detective in all his various film and television incarnations. This is immediately followed by a... read more
Drawn by Light – Exhibition Review
The Science Museum’s Media Space, a gallery dedicated to the collections of one of its sister museums, the National Media Museum in Bradford, opened only last year. But with its latest exhibition, the Media Space shows that it is already prepared to be hugely... read moreAbout Zach
