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15 Apr 2022: these were the works on view in the dome and walkways of New Hall in the early 1990s. ... Some of the most fascinating moments continue to be dialogues between artists and academics, often with each side throwing a new light on some aspect.

15 Apr 2022: It is obviously not for me to suggest answers to such open-ended queries which no doubt inform New Hall’s curatorial policies. ... 2] 1990s extensions to the college include the entrance rotunda, new residence block and Kaetsu building by Austin-Smith:

17 Jul 2024: Anna is an Associate Artist at Cambridge Junction, where she is currently developing a new binaural sound work.

11 May 2023: With their support and encouragement, she studied Opera abroad. She attended the Conservatoire Nationale de Music in Paris and later the New England Conservatory of Music in Boston.

5 Dec 2018: 1. EMERGENCY PLAN: NEW HALL ART COLLECTION To be read in conjunction with Murray Edwards College’s Business Continuity Plan, which provides full instructions in the case of an emergency. ... This plan is held in the College Administrator’s Office,

10 Oct 2023: October 20, 2023 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Join us to celebrate the opening of our new exhibition, Women & Water, which explores the relationship between women and water in the ... Water also becomes a symbol of new life, the passage of time and the possibility

25 Oct 2017: Interview between Professor Mary Kelly & Dr Kathy Battista on the occasion of the launch of the New Hall Art Collection (4. ... was the President at New Hall at that time, was so instrumental in this happening.

15 Apr 2022: active German Jews who were interned for a time before emigrating to England and New York. ... Inês’ skeleton on the other hand, has the power to bring the new king to terms with his father’s rule.

6 Apr 2022: New acquisitions are inspected for dust, mould and pest infestation before being placed either on display or in storage. ... New acquisitions to any part of the collection will be assessed on arrival.

6 Apr 2022: This gives a whole new meaning to theatre in-the-round. There is no clear direction of where to stand, and visitors position themselves timidly around the periphery.