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BY Culture24
30.09.2016
Radical poster pioneer Paul Peter Piech celebrated at People's History Museum
A major force in the development of the radical protest poster whose roots were in the world of corporate promotion is celebrated at the People's History Museum in Manchester Paul Peter Piech,...
BY EUROPEANA
27.09.2016
GIF IT UP 2016
After successful runs in 2014 and 2015, GIF IT UP returns for its third year, and Europeana joins in again with our best open collections – see below! GIF IT UP is a challenge looking for the best...
BY Culture24
26.09.2016
Bedlam: The Asylum and Beyond dives headlong into mental health at the Wellcome Collection
The Wellcome's new exhibition takes the 13th century Royal Bethlem Hospital as a focal point for a boundary-pushing exhibition, says Rachel Teskey Eva Kotátková, Asylum (2013). Installation view in...
BY Culture24
25.09.2016
Jarvis Cocker's curated a new exhibition in London based on his 90s art series Journeys to the Outside
Jarvis Cocker is revisiting the spirit of his Channel 4 series, Journeys to the Outside, in a new exhibition at The Gallery of Everything © Joas Souza, courtesy The Gallery of Everything In 1998, as...
BY Culture24
25.09.2016
Grunts and Grapples: These are the stars who made wrestling great for four decades in Britain
It's been almost 30 years since wrestling was cancelled on ITV. But the stars live on in a new exhibition featuring a film by Jeremy Deller © Courtesy gruntsandgrapples.com Just before the football...
BY EUROPEANA
22.09.2016
‘Miss Mousie’s Ball’ and ‘The ewe with the crooked horn’: animal-related songs and tunes from the Irish music tradition
This blog post was originally released on the Europeana Sounds blog. After a nice journey through Europeana Sounds items related to goats , let’s continue our series on animals and sounds...
BY Culture24
22.09.2016
This is the only surviving artificial leg made in Glasgow for a limbless First World War soldier
In 1916, Sir William Macewan, the Regius Professor of Surgery at the University of Glasgow, used a speech at Glasgow City Chambers to warn that “a generation will pass” before “all the work...
Museums
22.09.2016
Meet the Long Max, the world’s biggest gun of 1917
Today we’re travelling back in time to visit the Great War’s biggest gun of 1917: the Lange Max (or the Long Max in English). Officially named “Battery Pommern”, this German gun, located in...
BY Culture24
21.09.2016
Three men volunteered to defuse 17 unexploded mines dropped over London near the start of the Blitz
The George Cross medal given to Richard Moore, a mine disposal volunteer who helped to seek out 17 unexploded parachutes during five September days in 1940, goes on display today © Museum of London...
BY Culture24
19.09.2016
Roman gold finger ring with intaglio of Roman god Mercury among treasures declared in Wales
A new set of archaeological treasures have just been declared after being found in Wales. Here are three of them A Roman gold finger ring © National Museum Wales This ring has a form typical of the...
BY Culture24
23.09.2016
These extraordinary maps show 50 years of war from both sides of early 20th century conflicts
A new exhibition brings together some of the most important pictorial war maps of the 20th century - including the Boer War, Russian Civil War and two World Wars. Falter (John), USNR, That’s the...
BY EUROPEANA
16.09.2016
Maggy’s picks: Toulouse-Lautrec and Swedish Air Force
It’s time again to share our latest additions! Every day we are adding more objects from museums, libraries, galleries and archives across Europe. So far, in Europeana, you can find over 53...
BY Culture24
16.09.2016
"It costs £8 for a potato": The London locations where Bridget Jones's Baby was filmed
Back in the city for a third outing, the latest Bridget Jones film visits locations it might not have been allowed into back in 2001, say its producers Renée Zellweger and Colin Firth take to the...
BY Culture24
25.09.2016
"It holds vast cosmic forces": Shuttle astronaut Jeffrey Hoffman shows up at Scottish town's science-art exhibition
Jeffrey Hoffman, the five-mission shuttle astronaut and savior of the Hubble Space Telescope, was a surprise visitor to the Merz Gallery, in Sanquhar, for its Landscape of Waves exhibition. The...
BY Culture24
14.09.2016
Object of the Week: Jeremy Bentham’s 184-year-old skin sitting in a box in London
Jeremy Bentham's skin sits inside University College London, the institution he helped found © Wellcome Images and Wellcome Library, London The philosopher Jeremy Bentham could never be accused of...
BY Culture24
14.09.2016
The Victorian Society's Top Ten Endangered buildings of 2016
The Victorian Society reveals its Top Ten endangered buildings of 2016 Old Bute Road Railway Station in Cardiff is just one of many buildings in need of help © David Hilling The Victorian Society...
BY Culture24
19.09.2016
10,000 miles on a dream: Keith Cunningham, the Royal College of Art great whose works were left unseen
A new exhibition in London, Unseen Paintings, is about to reveal some of the works left by artist Keith Cunningham in his studio following his death in 2014. Painting was Cunningham's private...
Museums
12.09.2016
It's Ask a Curator time!
Ask a curator is an all-day event on September 14th 2016 . It’s a way to talk to curators and people who work in cultural venues you normally don’t have access to. It’s open to...
BY Culture24
09.09.2016
Benny Lynch, Scotland's "greatest ever sporting legend", honoured in Glasgow on anniversary of famous win
On September 9 1935, Benny Lynch fought at a tea hall which had been converted into a 7,000-capacity arena in Manchester, and beat his flyweight rival Jackie Brown to become Scotland’s first ever...
BY Culture24
08.09.2016
