MA students use open access collections to curate online exhibitions
MA students from the School of Fine Art, History of Art and Cultural Studies have curated nine new online exhibitions using a range of open access collections.
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A defining moment with (Un)Defining Queer – exhibition review
A new blog post by MA student Anthony Ioannou reviews (Un)Defining Queer – an exhibition curated by alumni Dominic Bilton which ran at The Whitworth Gallery in Manchester throughout 2023.
Postgraduate Researcher Dominic Bilton to give a talk at the Queer Heritage and Collections Network Symposium 2023
Postgraduate Researcher Dominic Bilton will be speaking about the exhibition (Un)Defining Queer at this year’s Queer Heritage and Collections Network Symposium.
MA students curate a series of online exhibitions for Interpretations 2022
MA students from the School of Fine Art, History of Art and Cultural Studies have curated eight new online exhibitions using a range of open access collections.
A new exhibition explores women’s freedom through objects that have shaped their bodies
Consent, Coercion and Constraint is a new online exhibition which explores the intricacies of women’s freedom, consent, coercion and constraint using objects of beauty, female reproduction and health.
MA students use the world’s open access collections to tell stories of provenance
Dr Helen Graham reflects on the second year MA students have developed online exhibitions for Interpretations — a core mode for MA Art Gallery and Museum Studies, MA Arts Management and Heritage Studies, and MA Curating Science.
Seeing through the lens of everyday objects, what is ‘protest’?
Small Objects Big Protest: Everyday Objects Infused with Messages of Protest is an online exhibition which presents how protests are carried out through everyday objects that contain protest messages from 1770 to the present.
From students to curators: an exhibition on the value of art
Postgraduate students from the University of Leeds have launched their exhibition The Value of the Unknown, an online display that will question and show art from unknown artists.
Back in time — perceptions of family life from across the pond
Launching this month, A Matter of Taste: How Artistic Representations of Families Have Been Shaped at The Yale Center for British Art is a new online exhibition exploring the representation of the family structure and family life.
Imagine having your bed sheets on display in a museum: how would you feel?
Personal Belongings: On Display is a new online exhibition which reflects on the ways personal items in museums have shed light on the soft boundary between the private and the public.