A new Surrey museum exhibition considers hair as culture, memory and personal expression. Its public value lies in making familiar judgments visible without pretending that one display can speak for every community.
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A new Surrey museum exhibition considers hair as culture, memory and personal expression. Its public value lies in making familiar judgments visible without pretending that one display can speak for every community.
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