An exhibition of drawings inspired by the legal world, The Body of Law, is now showing at the School of Advanced Study, Senate House, University of London. It features a collection of drawings by Isobel Williams, a communications professional. Isobel’s sketches from court include the “naked rambler” case and her impressions of cases involving image rights and the Terrorism Act. Entry is free and the exhibition runs until the end of July. It is open Mon-Fri 9am-5.45pm; Sat 9.45am-5.15pm.
23 June 2016
The Body of Law art exhibition
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