Research interviews and the value of new perspectives
Postgraduate Researcher Stuart Bowes discusses his experiences of conducting research interviews and considers their impact on his work with the Royal Armouries.
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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.
Exhibition traverses globe, exploring the language of the coloniser
Constructing Colonialism: The Power of the Written Word is a new online exhibition curated by MA students, exploring the impact of what we say, and how we say it.
How have the ethics of using human bodies in medical research changed over time, and what does this mean for the future?
Dissecting History is a new online exhibition which explores how the ethical changes to medical research on humans have impacted that research, and how those changes might affect future research.
Breaking the Binary exhibition created by MA student Cat Lane launches in Leeds
A new online participatory exhibition about non-binary identity in Leeds launched last week. Breaking the Binary has been created by Cat Lane as part of a practical dissertation to explore the diversity of non-binary identity, understanding and presentation in Leeds. Cat is an MA Arts Management and Heritage Studies student at the University of Leeds,...