“In celebration of the London 2012 Paralympic Games and as part of the London 2012 Festival, Southbank Centre will celebrate the talent and imagination of Deaf and disabled artists from […]
The first A.P.T Curatorial Fellowship was launched in July 2012. The inaugural fellows were Rose Lejeune, Bea de Souza and Charlotte Jansen from NO WAY, who produced a programme DURATION […]
“Postgraduate Curators is a programme that offers curatorial skills training to PhD students, and gives them the opportunity to curate their own exhibitions. This programme is organised by the Graduate […]
“Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery (BMAG) is one of the placement sites for five Future Curator training opportunities. The British Museum Future Curator scheme is a paid work-based traineeship which offers […]
Frank and Cherryl Cohen at Chatsworth, 11 March-10 June “An exhibition of modern British masterpieces, many of which have been unseen in public for decades, has opened at Chatsworth House. […]
“The Borough Gallery was established with funding from the Heritage Lottery Fund to exhibit A David Bomberg Legacy – The Sarah Rose Collection, a collection of paintings and drawings by […]
“Liverpool Biennial 2012 presented work by 242 artists in 27 locations. The festival took place in galleries, museums and sites across the city and included a dynamic programme of talks, events, […]
Island Stories: Fifty Years of Photography in Britain, 16 March 2012 – 21 April 2013 “Drawn exclusively from the V&A collections, this display featured a selection of more than 80 […]
“Featuring portraits of Queen Elizabeth II by royal photographer Cecil Beaton, this exhibition celebrated Her Majesty in her roles as princess, monarch and mother and coincided with the 60th anniversary […]
“This collection of watercolours and drawings presented a fascinating account of the country in the early years of the Second World War when lives, landscapes and precious buildings were under […]
