On My Way To Jorvik
A humorous memoir of how a boy with a vision became a radical designer, created Dusty Bin, made films with Kenny Everett then revolutionised visitor attraction design forever
- 268pages
- 10 heures de lecture
An 11-year-old boy named John Sunderland grapples with the idea that museums could be more engaging, similar to films. His imaginative perspective leads him on a journey to explore the intersection of art and storytelling, challenging conventional views on how history and culture are presented. Through his eyes, readers discover the potential for museums to captivate and inspire, ultimately highlighting the importance of creativity in education and the arts.
