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Viktor Wynd Museum of Curiosities

04/07/2016

I was delighted when a friend invited me here for a drink as I’d been meaning to visit for ages.

Found at the bottom of Mare Street, just by the canal, you enter The Museum of Curiosities by the friendly bar. Enter into a Wunderkammer of the rare, curious and wonderful, displayed in carefully themed groups. Contemporary art shares space with taxidermy, skeletons and variously identified artefacts in a dimly-lit and musty-smelling environment. I definitely recommend it.

Museum of curiosities (1) Sociable beer-drinking toadsMuseum of curiosities (3) Detail of In Fairyland by Tessa Farmer Museum of curiosities (5)

Kate MccGwire’s work at the back of a shelfMuseum of curiosities (8)

A shrunken head in front of more taxidermyMuseum of curiosities (10)

and skull popcorn.Museum of curiosities (11) The latest acquisition is this mummified head complete with remarkably fresh-looking hairMuseum of curiosities (13)

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