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After Darwin
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Also on at Natural History Museum
- Images of Nature,
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- Darwin Centre,
Art exhibitions on today
- Josh Brand: Nature, Herald St
- Gardar Eide Einarsson, Maureen Paley
- Laura Buckley: Fata Morgana, Cell Project Space
- Irene Kopelman: The Challenger's Report, Gasworks
- Hamish Fulton: Walk, Turner Contemporary
- Form and Malfunction, Angus-Hughes
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It took Charles Darwin 30 years to write 'The Expressions of the Emotions in Man and Animals' and it seems like it took the Natural History Museum an age to open this show of contemporary responses, in a year already stuffed to the evolutionary gills with bicentennial celebrations of the naturalist's birth. Credit is due for commissioning new pieces but only Diana Thater's touching film 'gorillagorillagorilla' can really count as serious Darwinian enquiry. The slapstick, sideshow ending is a mirror by Jeremy Deller entreating visitors to make silly chimp faces, really little more than an extension of his earlier gurning championships in which men underlined their cromagnoid cranial capabilities. (OW)
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