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Tag Archives: museum
CFP: Medical and Metaphorical Wounds from the Middle Ages to the First World War
A two-day workshop at the Science Museum, London, that may be of interest to our followers: January 26 and 27, 2018. Wounds and their meaning have differed over time: from stigmata to the psychological wounding of soldiers in the First … Continue reading
Posted in Body, Contemporary, events, medieval, Modern, Representation, Uncategorized
Tagged Body, CFP, exhibition, face, museum, Science Museum, wounds, WWI
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William Wordsworth’s Nose
While best known as Shakespeare’s death date and birthday, 23 April marked the anniversary of the death of another of England’s great poets—William Wordsworth (7/4/1770-23/4/1850). While visiting his former home, Dove Cottage, and the Wordsworth Museum this week, I was … Continue reading
Posted in Early Modern, Modern, Representation, Uncategorized
Tagged art and culture, Dove Cottage, Emily Cock, Henry Edridge, museum, noses, William Wordsworth
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Face It! at the Jewish Historical Museum, Amsterdam
An unanticipated encounter with the face today during my visit to the Jewish Historical Museum in Amsterdam. While the entire museum was well worth the visit, their temporary exhibition will be of most interest to our blog’s followers: Face It! First … Continue reading
Posted in Contemporary, Modern, Uncategorized
Tagged Emily Cock, faces, Jewish Historical Museum, museum, noses
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Faces of Albert Tucker (1914-1999)
Greetings for 2017! Emily here. I’m in Darwin at present and spent yesterday afternoon at the Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory. The painting that grabbed my attention for Effaced was Albert Tucker’s Card Players (1962), which features three men … Continue reading
Posted in Modern, Representation, Uncategorized
Tagged Albert Tucker, art and culture, Australia, Emily Cock, museum
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Face Event at the National Media Museum
The National Media Museum in Bradford will be hosting a special ‘Faces‘ evening as part of their free Lates series of events on Thursday 29 September 2016. The Lates series is known for bringing artists, scientists and other thinkers together around … Continue reading
Exhibition on ‘The Body Extended: Sculpture and Prosthetics’
We have been alerted to an exhibition that may interest our readers and is currently in its final weeks at the Henry Moore Institute in Leeds. The Body Extended: Sculpture and Prosthetics presents over seventy artworks, objects and images spanning the late nineteenth … Continue reading
Posted in events, Public Engagement
Tagged exhibition, Henry Moore Institute, Leeds, masks, museum, prosthetics
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Figuring Faces in Museums: Notes on the Pacific Cultures Gallery of the South Australian Museum
Hiding from the rain in Adelaide last week prompted a visit to the Pacific Cultures Gallery of the South Australian Museum. This is the largest collection of Pacific material culture in Australia, and includes items from Papua New Guinea, the … Continue reading