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BY Culture24 27.01.2016

Tattoo London: The Museum of London is about to go inside the studios of four of the city's best tattoo artists

Original art, new works made by tattooists for the exhibition and photography and film aim to show life as a London tattoo artist in the new Museum of London show Lal Hardy at London's legendary New...
BY Culture24 11.02.2016

Alison Britton: Content and Form traces 40 years of maverick ceramics at the V&A

The V&A celebrates the pots of Alison Britton, a pivotal figure who helped redefine the course of craft practice in the late 20th century Alison Britton, Flat backed jug with Stork (1978) ©...
BY Culture24 18.02.2016

Queen's House: Behind the scenes as England's first classical building gets ready to reopen

Orazio Gentileschi’s Joseph and Potiphar’s Wife, originally commissioned by Charles I almost 400 years ago, and ceiling designs by 2009 Turner Prize winner Richard Wright will be among the...
BY Culture24 25.01.2016

Burns Night: Robert Burns' desperate letter to his lover featuring the song Ae Fond Kiss

This is the final letter that Robert Burns wrote to Nancy McLehose, with whom he had a brief affair, containing the famous song, Ae Fond Kiss © NLS The poet penned it on December 27 1791, when...
BY Culture24 25.01.2016

Artist's Statement: Becky Dodman on psychedelic contemporary knitting and the 90s dance and rave scene

Becky Dodman’s year-long project, Metamorphosis, explores experimental themes of transformation and culture through psychedelic contemporary knitwear © Dom Moore “The original concept came about...
Technical Museum Nikola Tesla 22.01.2016

Noć muzeja 2016.

Bogat i zanimljiv program u kulturnim i gospodarskim ustanovama Hrvatske Noć muzeja 2016. održat će se 29. siječnja 2016. od 18:00 sati do 01:00 sat iza ponoći. Jedanaestu Noć muzeja o bilježit će...
BY Culture24 23.01.2016

Winston Churchill, Barbara Hepworth, a boar, a donkey and a gorilla: 16 UK public art sculptures

As Historic England announces listed status for dozens of post-war sculptures, here are 16 of them to look out for Winston Churchill Statue (1958-59), Junction of Woodford Green High Road and...
BY Culture24 26.01.2016

The Astronomer and the Witch: Paranoia, fear, imprisonment and a 17th century European witch trial

One of the greatest scientists in history, Johannes Kepler, saved his mother from being burned as a witch almost 400 years ago. Ulinka Rublack, author of The Astronomer and the Witch, explains the...
BY Culture24 21.01.2016

A Dragon Robber with a missing foot: Brothers discover UK's oldest Jurassic dinosaur on Welsh beach

Two brothers have found 40 percent of the skeleton of the rare and exciting 200 million-year-old “dragon robber” dinosaur on a beach in the Vale of Glamorgan The leg of the Dracoraptor was found in...
BY Culture24 21.01.2016

Hunter-gatherers engaged in violence "very similar to war", say Cambridge archaeologists examining brutal prehistoric massacre

A set of massacred skeletons in a lake in Kenya show that human nature is all about resources, archaeologists say The skeleton of a man found lying prone in the sediments of a lagoon in Nataruk,...
BY Culture24 22.01.2016

Ditchling Museum launches "slightly bonkers" plan to make massive prints with vintage steamroller

Ditchling Museum of Art + Craft wants to take a steam roller on the road to create a "theatre of printing" The first print of Ditchling Museum of Art + Craft's Big Steam Print How do you celebrate...
BY EUROPEANA 20.01.2016

Europeana Collections brings you closer to culture

If this isn’t your first visit to Europeana, you’ll notice that things look a little different around here. We’ve made some changes to the site so you can get up, close and personal with the vast...
BY Culture24 20.01.2016

How did we get here? Punk.London: 40 Years of Subversive Culture reignited at The 100 Club

A year-long celebration of Punk Music in London has launched with a celebration at the 100 Club A grooup of punk girls pose by the river, London (1980) © Chris Parker / PYMCA If, in 1976, you had...
BY Culture24 20.01.2016

Object of the Week: A bust based on a cast of Isaac Newton's face made at his death

Object of the Week: This week we bring you a terracotta take on Isaac Newton's death mask, held at the National Maritime Museum © National Maritime Museum, Royal Greenwich Observatory Collection...
BY Culture24 20.01.2016

War, peace, fines and summits: Six images from the movement to achieve equality for women

A new exhibition considers the effects of war on women and their responses during several wars in the first half of the 20th century, as well as their attempts to promote peace and prevent future...
BY Culture24 20.01.2016

Crystal Palace's dinosaur conservation work restores Iggy the Iguanodon to his former glory

Conservation work to repair the historical Crystal Palace dinosaurs has reconditioned one of the park's most famous extinct residents The restored Iguanodon © Lynn Hilton In 1853, a group of eminent...
BY EUROPEANA 18.01.2016

Tea Reading

Guest post by Joseph Garvin from The European Library Tea is what keeps many of us going on these cold chilly winter days, when it’s raining, windy, or snowing. Have you ever wanted to know more...
BY Culture24 18.01.2016

Artist's Statement: Dr Emma Neuberg, the founder of Slow Textiles, on pushing the boundaries of textiles

Artist’s Statement: Emma Neuberg is a Doctor of Printed Textiles and the founder of Slow Textiles, a solidarity group of thousands of textile artists Emma Neuberg at the launch of her exhibition in...
BY Culture24 15.01.2016

Potters Choice: 13 beautiful ceramics chosen by The Leach Pottery

The Leach Pottery begin their 2016 schedule with an exhibition of contemporary pots selected by John Bedding, Joint Acting Director of the Pottery A well-known collector and authority on...
BY Culture24 19.01.2016

A 19th century pub argument, late-night drinking and a shooting: The tale of one of the last duels in Britain

Curator's Choice: Hannah Griffiths on the foliage-covered Isle of Wight gravestone of a man shot in a 19th century duel 200 years have taken their toll on the masonry of John Sutton's gravestone ©...