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A new exhibition at the University of Leeds demonstrates the First World War’s continuing influence on 21st century creativity.

Art History graduate Amy Partridge, who graduated in 2014 after studying at the School of Fine Art, History of Art and Cultural Studies, has been named as the winner of the prestigious Association of Art Historians (AAH) Undergraduate Dissertation Prize.

Dr Abigail Harrison Moore has had a chapter published in a new book about the writing produced by art galleries for public information.

Heritage Show + Tell is a chance for people passionate about heritage in Yorkshire to come together and share their work, get feedback on ideas and meet new collaborators. Everyone welcome: community heritage groups, freelancers, museum professionals, archivists, students and academics.

A new history of the modern British antiques trade led by Dr Mark Westgarth unveils an online resource that will map out a century of activity in this economically important sector.

Dr Claudia Sternberg has joined a delegation of students from the University of Leeds to represent the city at an international youth event marking the end of the Second World War, the liberation of Auschwitz and the defeat of Nazism.

We're currently calling for speakers prepared to rise to the challenge of sharing their current work in three minutes at the next Heritage Show + Tell on 2 July 2015

A short article has recently been published by current PhD student Liz Stainforth (School of Fine Art, History of Art and Cultural Studies) and the food historian C. Anne Wilson in the food history journal, Petits Propos Culinaires (PPC), March 2015.

Call for images relating to monuments and landmarks as part of this summer's Heritage Show + Tell.

The Leeds Civic Trust has announced that a Bursary of £1,000 is being offered to applicants over the age of 18 living, working or studying in Leeds.