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Part of New Narratives: a mini-series of online events exploring photography's role in our changing world. Amongst Northern Irish art, particularly in relation to the Troubles, photography has been characterised […]
For our second meeting for Disability in British Art we will be taking in artists perspectives of difference and examining how nuanced interpretations of human experience allow us to form […]
Do you have a 'problem' object in your collection - perhaps something that is not displayed or is highly contentious? Would you like to bring it to the group for […]
Join us for a workshop that explores different aspects and specificities for approaching caption writing and consultation with practical exercises that target particular skills in order to begin interpreting and […]
Join us to celebrate the abundance, diversity and richness in contemporary working-class culture. To mark Future Cities, a collaborative exhibition between The National Poetry Library and Arts Council Collection, we […]
A free drop-in discussion to hear about the artwork Multi-Story House (2007) by Mary Kelly and Ray Barrie, currently on display at the Whitworth, as part of our new research […]
A collaborative curatorial workshop on curating eighteenth-century women artists in British and Australian collections.
This seminar aims to create a network of historians, curators, artists and critics who are interested in discussing methodological and ethical questions about interviews, as well as uncovering and mapping British interview collections.
On Wednesday 14th September 2023 Art360 Foundation hosted a seminar, supported by the British Art Network, at Turner Contemporary, Margate, posing the question: how does art allow us to think […]
Taking a cue from Kobena Mercer's 1990 essay Black art and the Burden of representation, this seminar will serve as a starting point for unpacking questions and ideas surrounding the representation of the Black community in public sculptures.
Clore Learning Centre, Royal Academy of Arts, London Friday 23rd September 2022, 2-5pm This seminar brought together museum and heritage professionals to reflect on decolonial research and related projects within collections […]
This workshop has been conceived with a view to allowing curators and other interested parties to develop the knowledge, language, and network needed to facilitate access to, present, interpret and mobilise Catholic heritage for multi-cultural audiences of diverse spiritual or no faith backgrounds.
