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Here comes the Bride
looking at some of the spectacular wedding and party dresses that were a result of Bradford and district’s enormous textile wealth.
15 June 2015
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looking at some of the spectacular wedding and party dresses that were a result of Bradford and district’s enormous textile wealth.
Jack Lynch is our Print and Digital Media trainee and has been working with some of our staff to promote ‘Eye of the Beholder’ in
You may have noticed that we have a rather exciting event planned for Cliffe Castle next month. Kirsty Gaskin, Assistant Curator has written our latest blog
Sam Pickard, who’s been working with us, in Partnership with South Square agreed to write a post for us to share the experiences she’s had
We were privileged to be able to work with Dr Samuel Shaw, Post-Doctoral Research Associate at the Yale Center for British Art, on this exhibition. As
Jill Iredale, our Fine Art Curator has written a post for us discussing David Hockney linked to the exhibition currently on, called David Hockney: Looking is
Some of you may recall the post last year written by our Fine Arts Curator, Jill Iredale on curating a show about the Pre-Raphaelite Artist
Our Community Engagement intern, Esther agreed to write a blog post for us, highlighting some of her experiences with Bradford Museums & Galleries so far.
If you visited Cartwright Hall between June and November, you can’t have failed to notice the presence of the ‘A Squash and A Squeeze’, a
UK Disability History Month is an annual event, run in November every year since 2010. If you’d like to learn more about the nation-wide event, their website can be found here
The theme for this year is War and impairment: The Social Consequence of Disablement, something that our Curator, Liz McIvor ,addresses as part of the Bradford’s War 1914-18 Exhibition, on display at Bradford Industrial Museum until the 19th November.