Sanctuary: a digital green space
Feeling bored at home? Now is the best time to visit an exhibition at home to bring you calm and joy.
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Authenticity: Repatriating, Replicating, Revisualising
Working with the Smithsonian Collection, this online exhibition asks you to question the importance of authenticity.
Existence is Resistance: The Metropolitan Museum as a Contact Zone
What can you do to decolonise? Visit this online exhibition to get some clarity!
Strings Attached: The Ties that Bind Yorkshire to it’s Global History
This exhibition illuminates an eclectic collection of jewellery, parts of swords, coins, and other items of value demonstrating Yorkshire’s connections with the rest of the world across 2 millennia.
Masking Faces: The Many Meanings of Face Coverings
MA students from the School of Fine Art, History of Art & Cultural Studies invite you to view their online exhibition exploring the use of the face covering in a variety of forms, throughout history to the present day.
Convincing the Nation: Building Public Trust from the Origins of Vaccination until the Age of COVID-19
How much do you trust the new COVID-19 vaccine? Join us for this online exhibition and take a look at how governing bodies have encouraged the public to get vaccinated!
The Many Forms of English: 55 Years of Language Centre Teaching
A group of MA students from the School of Fine Art, History of Art and Cultural Studies would like to invite you to an exhibition put on in partnership with the University of Leeds' Language Centre.
Many Interpretations: launch of exhibitions by MA students
Join us at 5pm to celebrate this year’s MA Art Gallery and Museum Studies, MA Arts Management & Heritage Studies and MA Curating Science students’ interpretive projects, with guided tours across the day.
Talkin ‘bout their generation: Remembering The Who Live at Leeds, 50 years on
This exhibition reflects on the legacy of one of the most iconic albums in Rock and Roll history.
Questions of Consent: Women’s Health in Victorian Leeds
MA Curating Science students from the School of Fine Art, History of Art and Cultural Studies invite you to join them for the opening of a new exhibition.