In Podcasts Margot Finn In Episode 6, I speak to Margot Finn, Professor of Modern British History at UCL and President of the Royal Historical Society (‘RHS’) about two… Continue Reading →
In Podcasts Sadiah Qureshi In Episode 5, I speak to Dr Sadiah Qureshi, Senior Lecturer in Modern History at the University of Birmingham, about two recent projects that… Continue Reading →
In Podcasts Rachael Minott In Episode 4, I speak to Rachael Minott, Inclusion and Change Manager at The National Archives, board member of the Museums Association and visual artist working on Jamaican national… Continue Reading →
In Podcasts Sara Wajid In Episode 3, I speak to Sara Wajid, Head of Engagement at the Museum of London, about her sector-changing approach to ‘The Past Is Now’ (2017)… Continue Reading →
In Exhibition Photo Galleries Photo Gallery – The Past Is Now The Past Is Now In this photo gallery, I share the photographs that I took at The Past Is Now exhibition that was on… Continue Reading →
In Podcasts Miranda Lowe In Episode 2, I speak to Miranda Lowe, Principal Curator of Invertebrate Zoology at the Natural History Museum – and, yes, I ask her… Continue Reading →
In Podcasts Subhadra Das To kick off the new podcast series, I speak to Subhadra Das (@LittleGaudy), Curator of the Science Collections at UCL. Subhadra is doing some… Continue Reading →
In Projects Q&A: How did you become a curator? I often receive emails from students and early career scholars in the UK and abroad who are thinking of entering the museum sector in… Continue Reading →
In Hotung Gallery/ Projects Moved, blown up, restored: the journey of an Asokan Inscription at the British Museum One of the most important objects in the South Asia collections at the British Museum is also one of the most unassuming. It is… Continue Reading →
In Hotung Gallery The Bimaran Casket: Representing the Buddha in Human Form The Bimaran Casket is a small, gold reliquary which bears the earliest datable representation of the Buddha in human form. Earlier portrays of the… Continue Reading →
