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Museums and Galleries History Group. Find us on Bluesky: mghg.bsky.social

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Dr Mark Liebenrood (@markliebenrood) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Paperwork's all done, so I'm looking forward to starting 2 years as postdoctoral researcher with Mapping Museums Lab. Wish Prof Fiona Candlin and I luck as we try to find out what's happened to the collections of hundreds of closed museums ...

Council for Museum Anthropology (@museumanth) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Routes to Return A new site aiming to open up global networks, share information, and enable international repatriation 👏👏developed by PhD student @AmyLShakespeare routestoreturn.com/?fbclid=IwAR33…

Routes to Return
A new site aiming to open up global networks, share information, and enable international repatriation
👏👏developed by PhD student @AmyLShakespeare
routestoreturn.com/?fbclid=IwAR33…
NHM at Tring (@nhm_tring) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The first live Emus in Tring Park were a pair imported from Australia, given to Walter by Sir Cyril Flower (Lord Battersea) in 1890. They roamed the park alongside the rhea, cassowary and wallaby. This image shows some emu with a keeper, Mr Marcham around that time. #OTD

The first live Emus in Tring Park were a pair imported from Australia, given to Walter by Sir Cyril Flower (Lord Battersea) in 1890.  They roamed the park alongside the rhea, cassowary and wallaby. This image shows some emu with a keeper, Mr Marcham around that time. #OTD
Sir John Soane's Museum 🏛️🖼️ (@soanemuseum) 's Twitter Profile Photo

These rare visions of London were some of the last items John Soane ever collected! ✨ Weeks before he died, he spent £500 on the drawings collection of his late friend and architectural mentor, George Dance the Younger – including 1,342 glorious drawings by Dance’s office. 😍

These rare visions of London were some of the last items John Soane ever collected! ✨

Weeks before he died, he spent £500 on the drawings collection of his late friend and architectural mentor, George Dance the Younger – including 1,342 glorious drawings by Dance’s office. 😍
Dr Alice Marples @alicemarples.bsky.social (@alicemarples) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Call for applications - HEI partners for AHRC Collaborative Doctoral Partnership Projects 2024/25 Four opportunities to co-supervise on PhD studentships with Library staff, collections and partnerships! shar.es/agapOg

Jacques Schuhmacher (@schuhmacher) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I’d like to highlight a really interesting conference on the future of museums, happening at the Victoria and Albert Museum on 19 and 20 October 2023. Tickets are free. Register here: vam.ac.uk/event/3nN7p4jg…

I’d like to highlight a really interesting conference on the future of museums, happening at the Victoria and Albert Museum on 19 and 20 October 2023.

Tickets are free. Register here:

vam.ac.uk/event/3nN7p4jg…
Material Culture in the 17C & 18C (@mvcseminar) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🔔Your reminder to register for our second MVC seminar! Join us October 4th at 5pm (BST) to hear from Harvey Shepherd and Elizabeth Lowry on dress, textiles, and identities. Register via Eventbrite👇 eventbrite.co.uk/e/material-and…

MGHG (@musgalhistgroup) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Exciting news! MGHG Museum Microhistories Symposium, Friday 26 January 2024, University of Leeds and online. Call for papers now open (closes 1 December) mghg.info/microhistories… and you can get your tickets here: mghg.info/tickets

Sir John Soane's Museum 🏛️🖼️ (@soanemuseum) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Each day at dusk, as the last of the light fades from the London sky, Soane’s use of toplighting creates a quietly dramatic effect: highlighting details, recesses and hidden levels, giving his collection a depth and presence that, even in near-darkness, remains magical! 🌙✨

Each day at dusk, as the last of the light fades from the London sky, Soane’s use of toplighting creates a quietly dramatic effect: highlighting details, recesses and hidden levels, giving his collection a depth and presence that, even in near-darkness, remains magical! 🌙✨
Making Museum Professionals (@makingmuseprofs) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The programme for our Workshop 2 in “Navigating Museum Careers: Pathways, Training and Communities, 1850-Now”. Online 4/5 December The Centre for Design History Booking also open now: …seumprofessionals.blogs.lincoln.ac.uk/workshop-2-2/

The programme for our Workshop 2 in “Navigating Museum Careers: Pathways, Training and Communities, 1850-Now”. Online 4/5 December <a href="/CDH_Brighton/">The Centre for Design History</a>  Booking also open now: …seumprofessionals.blogs.lincoln.ac.uk/workshop-2-2/
MGHG (@musgalhistgroup) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Just a few days left - keep those abstracts coming in for the Museum Microhistories Symposium! Closing date 1 December.

Plant Humanities UK (@planthums_uk) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Book now for #MUSEUM #MICROHISTORIES symposium organized by MGHG University of Leeds 26 Jan 2024, 11am–4.30pm GMT Programme: mghg.info/microprogramme Tickets: mghg.info/tickets Attend in-person or online RHUL GeoHumanities @Kew_LAA MEG

Book now for #MUSEUM #MICROHISTORIES symposium organized by <a href="/musgalhistgroup/">MGHG</a> <a href="/UniversityLeeds/">University of Leeds</a> 26 Jan 2024, 11am–4.30pm GMT Programme: mghg.info/microprogramme Tickets: mghg.info/tickets Attend in-person or online <a href="/RHGeoHumanities/">RHUL GeoHumanities</a> @Kew_LAA <a href="/mus_ethno_group/">MEG</a>
MGHG (@musgalhistgroup) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Call for participants, Making Museum Professionals workshop 3: Transnational forces and the development of museum professions. 13 May 2024 (online, hosted by Fordham University) and 11 June 2024 (TU Berlin) …seumprofessionals.blogs.lincoln.ac.uk/workshop-3/

MGHG (@musgalhistgroup) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Workshop Alert - Making Museum Professionals, 1850-the present workshop 3 - programme and booking - …seumprofessionals.blogs.lincoln.ac.uk/workshop-3/

MGHG (@musgalhistgroup) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Upcoming event 10 Sept: The Study of Collecting: Past, Present And Future | Institute of Advanced Studies (IAS), UCL ucl.ac.uk/institute-of-a…

MGHG (@musgalhistgroup) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Forthcoming online event - MGHG In Conversation, with Dr Rebecca Wade and Dr Clare Wintle, on museum and exhibition cultures in the 19th century and beyond. Monday 25 November, 5.30-6.30pm. Do join us! More details and booking link here: mghg.info/forthcoming-ev…