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Professor of Early Modern Studies & Pro-Vice-Chancellor Arts and Hums @ U East Anglia; everyday life and material histories.
Kent
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Catherine Richardson retweeted
Many thanks to videographer Alfie Ennis for putting together this video from the launch of the Making of Marlowe exhibition!
The exhibition has been on for a month now, and there's still plenty of time to get down to the @The_Beaney to explore for yourself!
Pleased to see it out at last! Digging down into the lived experience and ways of thinking that objects, fabrics, scents etc brought with them onto the stage, in short chapters based around particular things (with colour images!).
Beds, perfumes, doublets, torches, lutes, clocks, handkerchiefs… Who owned these objects in early modern England? How were they used?
@ProfCatherineR's 'Shakespeare's Objects' explores 33 significant objects in full colour illustration.
Out today! bit.ly/4psA8Nx
Looking forward to welcoming some wonderful new PG cohorts for the @ahrcpress Landscape Awards. Really exciting news for Arts and Humanities @uniofeastanglia
uea.ac.uk/about/news/article…
And it was all wonderful! Thanks to all for great discussions, big ideas, careful scholarship and strong collegiality.
‘Marlowe, Shakespeare, & Editorial Futures’ @FolgerLibrary is a wrap! Day 3 featured @professor_chess, Misha Teramura, & Katherine Schaap Williams on intersectional futures and @Laura_Estill & @JanelleJenstad on digital futures all before closing break-out sessions & discussion
Very much looking forward to these discussions!
'Marlowe, Shakespeare, and Editorial Futures'
The Folger Institute, 17-19 Oct 2024
It's been such a pleasure developing this with the brilliant @bkadams, @roaringgirle & @ProfCatherineR.
Looking forward to the upcoming discussions about 'editorial futures' with all involved!
Hooray, we did it, and it was a wonderful day!
🔊🚀Our new suite of resources have LAUNCHED. Step inside the Shakespearean past with our interactive game and web tour and learn more about the everyday worlds of the 16th and 17th centuries in our exhibition. Links below--please share widely: middlingculture.com/digital-…
Can’t wait for this - come and join us!
📢Join us w/ @ShakespeareBT (in person or online) for the LAUNCH of our Virtual Shakespearean Parlour Room & exhibition--showcasing early modern culture--on 20th June. You can join for the day's symposium or just for the launch event from 3.40 to 4.40pm: tickets.shakespeare.org.uk/s…
Please come along and join us for these important conversations about ‘Building social justice in the creative sector’
Delighted to be hosting the South East Cultural Innovation Forum's Symposium 24 at the Historic Dockyard Church, Wed 10 July. It is free but booking places through the Gulbenkian Arts Centre website. thegulbenkian.co.uk/events/s…
Catherine Richardson retweeted
Delighted to be hosting the South East Cultural Innovation Forum's Symposium 24 at the Historic Dockyard Church, Wed 10 July. It is free but booking places through the Gulbenkian Arts Centre website. thegulbenkian.co.uk/events/s…
#Hulked immersive sound walk - evocative, moving and at points faintly eerie. Really enjoyable, and perfect setting and weather! Thanks @Jeremy_D_Scott
Great opportunity to feed into an important debate...
📢 Creative Voices Needed!
Do you work in the UK’s #creative #cultural & #heritage sectors?
If the answers yes, we’d love to hear from you!
Apply to take part in this #paid research opp by 29th May
Full details & eligibility here culturecommons.uk/post/creat…
#futurelocalculture
Brilliant day of ‘Marlowe and the Huguenots of Canterbury’ with drama in the chapel, documents, journal special issue launch, walking tour, videos and round tables @loughnrv @Marlowestudies @MarloweProject @mems_ukc @csukendall
Nearly time!
All-day symposium tomorrow:
🌟'Marlowe and the Huguenots of Canterbury'🌟
The early sessions from 9:15-12:30 (2 roundtables and documentaries) are hybrid. Just email for Zoom details.
More info at: research.kent.ac.uk/marlowe-…
And follow @MarloweProject for updates.
Come and join us!
Upcoming Symposium:
"Marlowe and the Huguenots of Canterbury"
Friday, 22 March 2024, 9am-5pm.
University of Kent and Canterbury Cathedral
research.kent.ac.uk/marlowe-…
Sponsored by The Center for Heritage.
Contact [email protected] for info about attending in person or online.
Catherine Richardson retweeted
“The arts are not the cherry on the cake — they are the cake.”
Opening a debate in the House of Lords yesterday, Melvyn Bragg said the UK should realise the full potential of the arts to transform our economy and society.
Beyond Form: Lines of Abstraction 1950-1970 @TCMargate Really interesting international stories about women’s making, by hand, at kitchen tables, having to clear their art away at mealtimes - lots of textiles too!
Packed carols at Wychling church with wonderful music - voice lost as usual - now it’s starting to feel like Christmas!
MAKE CREATIVITY MATTER - Sign the Petition! chng.it/xzy56VFt via @UKChange
Pretty excited to be setting up camp here tor the night @britishmuseum !
