✨Join Faye Hammill to explore the multifaceted representation of ocean liners in the creative arts.

Focusing on the theatres of interwar London, Faye will discuss plays set on shipboard as well as ballets and musical entertainments featuring liners.

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Applications now open for The Art Trade Forum (1–4 July 2024)

Get a behind-the-scenes glimpse of the inner workings of London auction houses and art dealerships in a four-day residential.

More information about eligibility and how to apply: paul-mellon-centre.ac.uk/whats-on/forth…

Rethink existing narratives concerning post-war photography and its legacies in our conference on Friday!⁠
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'Photographing Britain' focuses on the work of Bert Hardy. With support from the Paul Mellon Centre for Studies in British Art.
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✨Join Faye Hammill to explore the multifaceted representation of ocean liners

Faye will shed light on relationships between visual, performance and print cultures through attention to scripts and stage directions, sets and costumes, and cover designs.

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Join us for a research seminar with Faye Hammill from the University of Glasgow and Bruce Peter from the Glasgow School of Art.

Wednesday 22 May 2024 from 5pm

Ocean Liners in Interwar London: Art and Performance with Faye Hammill

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Join us for a symposium on Angelica Kauffman in partnership with Royal Academy

Friday 7 June 2024

10am – 6pm

The Benjamin West Lecture Theatre | Burlington Gardens, Royal Academy of Arts

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Join us for our second research lunch of the summer season with Rosalind Hayes from the University of Exeter

Friday 17 May 2024 from 1pm

Animal Prints: Lithography and Leather in Victorian Britain

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Deadline extended for a further 7 days! More information about the brilliant Paul Mellon Centre for Studies in British Art Art in Motion competition for undergraduates below:

Are you a member of the Early Career Researchers Network? Join us for an afternoon to explore ways to publish your work including creating podcasts.

10 May 2024

Early Career Publishing Workshop: Exhbitions, Monographs and Podcasts

More info and tickets: ow.ly/67CS50Rqz1l

Thank you to Ann Elias and Morgan Daniels for a fantastic research seminar yesterday evening.

Join us on Wednesday 22nd May, 2024 for “Ocean Liners in Interwar London: Art and Performance”

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I did this two years ago, highly recommended. Apply now!

Paul Mellon Centre for Studies in British Art, British Art in Motion Film Competition 🎬

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As part of last year’s cohort I can’t recommend The Art Trade Forum enough!

What I learnt over the course of those 4 days has proved invaluable to my work, whilst it was also a brilliant opportunity to meet people and access places I might not have been able to otherwise.

✨Deadline extended until 7 May 2024

Join us this evening

Applications now open for The Art Trade Forum (1–4 July 2024)

Get a behind-the-scenes glimpse of the inner workings of London auction houses and art dealerships in a four-day residential.

More information about eligibility and how to apply: paul-mellon-centre.ac.uk/whats-on/forth…

Get your ticket for free #ArtAndDesign CPD for primary teachers! 🎟️🎟️

Learn about #TheSuperpowerOfLooking & new resource 'A powerful portrait by Kehinde Wiley' with Adele Darlington.

📅 30th April 4-5pm

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Art UK Freelands Foundation

📸 Dave Madden

a day at the Archive of the Indies on the trail of pearls, emeralds, & English access to Atlantic goods, courtesy of a Paul Mellon Centre for Studies in British Art grant. The surviving iron & wood chest, with its intricate lock mechanism, shows how the Casa de Contratación sought to preserve its secrets.

✨Tickets still available for our research seminar on Wednesday 1st May from 5pm