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13 Apr 2024: Important information: Resting Horse is one of four works by Dame Elisabeth Frink that can be seen in the New Hall Art Collection. ... Important information: Bronze Eagle: Women of the Year Award is one of four works by Dame Elisabeth Frink that can be

6 Nov 2023: Water also becomes a symbol of new life, the passage of time and the possibility of renewal.

30 Oct 2017: Libido! Chastity! at the Sculpture Centre New York that lead to her Turner Prize nomination. ... The event will be introduced by New Hall Art Collection Curator, Eliza Gluckman.

30 Oct 2017: The round table chaired by New Hall Art Collection curator, Eliza Gluckman, with artist, Elena Cologni, author, Susan Buckingham, and curator Anna Santomauro will position motherhood in relation to ecofeminism, ‘deep’ ... Seeds of Attachment’ is

3 Aug 2023: September 23, 2023 - January 14, 2024. The Women’s Art Collection are collaborating with The Ingram Collection on A Spirit Inside, a new exhibition at The Lightbox which will display 29 ... One such work will be at the forefront of this new exhibition.

21 Nov 2021: Phalia (Portrait of Alice Walker) was one of the first works to enter the New Hall Art Collection when it was established in the early 1990s. ... Curated by: Harriet Loffler (Curator, New Hall Art Collection) and Naomi Polonsky (Assistant Curator, New

6 Apr 2022: Opening on International Women’s Day, the exhibition is shown alongside new research by Women’s Art Collection and the Asia Art Archive which focuses on the status and representation of

25 Feb 2024: March 7, 2024 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Join us to celebrate the opening of our new exhibition, The Goddess, the Deity and the Cyborg that explores how artists have

27 Mar 2018: The time frame encapsulates a period of huge artistic and political change and is reflective of the modern and contemporary works in the New Hall Art Collection at Murray Edwards College, ... Presented during the period of International Women’s Day,

6 Apr 2022: Eileen Cooper RA OBE, A focal point for a new generation of women artists. ... Anne Lonsdale, Taking a long view. President Emeritus of New Hall (now Murray Edwards College) 1996 -2008, Honorary Fellow, Member of the Art Advisory Board.

12 Oct 2018: introduce new ways of seeing ourselves and our world. ... For her performance commission – Transpositions, taking place during the Festival of Ideas, artist Sophie Seita responds to the New Hall Art Collection in particular the concept and choreography

13 Feb 2020: March 14, 2020 6:30 pm. Join us for a new performance by Linder with music and dance programmed as part of the ‘Linderism’ exhibition at Kettle’s Yard.

16 Feb 2024: Inspired by the Roman water deity Senuna, whose hoard was recently excavated at nearby Ashwell, and commissioned especially for this show, Candida Powell Williams’ new sculpture brings together votive iconography, a ... View and book the new season of

28 Feb 2023: Associate Curator Naomi Polonsky will discuss new findings from her current research into the history of The Women’s Art Collection, its artists and artworks.

18 Feb 2020: 16.30–17.00: Final discussion. 17.00–17.30: Tour of the New Hall Art Collection, Murray Edwards College by Harriet Loffler (Curator, New Hall). ... 18.30: Performance: Bower of Bliss: An Improper Architecture. Join us for a new performance with music

22 Sep 2022: Presenting new perspectives on established narratives, subjects range from British Surrealism and the rise of corporate and public patronage, to nationality and British identity. ... Picking out stories which have been untold until now, and gaining

13 Apr 2024: bronze or ceramics – with advanced, new technologies.

14 Apr 2022: Whilst traditionally understood as a private, domestic practice, modern and contemporary quilting has forged new relevance as an art form that explores heritage, identity and kinship, among others, to create beautiful ... This online event will explore

31 Jan 2018: February 7, 2018 - May 28, 2018. Mary Kelly, the American conceptual artist and feminist, is the subject for The New Hall Art Collection’s spring 2018 exhibition, programmed to coincide with ... The 3 pairs of photo laminates that normally hang in the

12 May 2022: It includes new work by Nengi Omuku, Anya Paintsil and Enam Gbewonyo, which blend traditional and experimental techniques, as well as important 20th-century pieces by Nicola L.

2 Nov 2023: Water also becomes a symbol of new life, the passage of time and the possibility of renewal.

6 Apr 2022: He had been approached by Guy Wilson, Director of the new Royal Armouries Museum in Leeds, who wanted to commission an outdoor sculpture. ... Two days after the tragedy, the Queen opened the new Royal Armouries Museum in Leeds.

18 Apr 2023: As an art critic she has written for Time Out, The Independent on Sunday, The Independent, The New Statesman and The London Magazine. ... She is senior writer for Artlyst and has appeared regularly on the BBC and Sky News.

6 Apr 2022: likely to be informed about the purpose and values of the College; for example, during entrance interviews or when new students and their parents are visiting the College for the first

10 Jan 2023: Hall’). In 1960 the building of New Hall, designed by architects Chamberlin Powell and Bon, began. ... Kelly had been Artist in Residence at Kettle’s Yard, Cambridge and spent an academic year at New Hall.

13 Jan 2022: focussing increasingly on formulating new concepts with which to deliver ‘feminist interventions in art’s histories’: including Old Mistresses: Women, Art & Ideology (1981, 1996, 2013,new edition Bloomsbury, 2020), Vision and ... Manchester

11 Dec 2023: Born 1959 Kent, England. Biography. Emily Patrick is a figurative artist and alumna of New Hall (Architecture, 1979–82) who is best known for her oil and tempera paintings on plywood

26 Mar 2024: Martay is a champion of the arts and seasoned business professional located in New York City. ... She is currently co – executive of City Limits – a legacy of local NYC housing news.

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

16 Nov 2021: They also worked together for a short time as part of the Feminists Arts News collective. ... 2021); Gus Fischer New Zealand (2020); De Appel Netherlands (2019); Gasworks London (2018).

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:

10 Aug 2021: Many feminist artists embraced alternative artistic practices such as performance and the use of textiles, expanding the definition of art through new approaches and materials.

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: 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.

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: Pollock’s donation will also fund additional research into the Collection and its history, which will inform new Collection displays. ... feminist concept of differencing through new readings of the works of Artemisia Gentileschi, Manet, Van Gogh and

7 Jul 2024: Linda Karshan is an American artist who lives and works between London and New York.

16 Feb 2022: New Hall Art Collection, Murray Edwards CollegeCambridge CB3 0DF T: 01223 762100Open daily 10am–6pm. ... Organised to coincide with the exhibition What Lies Beneath: Women, Politics, Textiles (17 February – 28 August) at the New Hall Art Collection,

10 May 2022: It includes new work by Nengi Omuku, Anya Paintsil and Enam Gbewonyo, which blend traditional and experimental techniques, as well as important 20th-century pieces by Nicola L.

19 Mar 2024: new set of social expectations” (2005, 12). This frame in which human and technological. ... cycle, as we know it, constructed a new view of water – it did not disclose its undiscussed.

6 Nov 2023: Join us for a talk by Professor Griselda Pollock to coincide with the publication of a new edition of Helen Rosenau’s 1944 book Woman in Art in collaboration with Cambridge ... her student, new research into the refugee experience by Rachel Dickson,

7 Jan 2019: January 20, 2019 8:00 pm - 9:30 pm. As part of New Hall Art Collection’s festival celebrating female filmmakers, we will be screening ‘The Future’ (2011) by the American ... The New York Times called it an ‘ingeniously constructed wonder cabinet

14 Feb 2024: New questions have emerged in Chile since the return to democracy in 1990 – crossed questions that are marked by social unrest and the pandemic. ... She was commissioned by Focal Point Gallery as part of their FPG Sounds project in 2022 to produce a

25 Feb 2019: March 3, 2019 8:00 pm - 9:30 pm. Join us for a screening of Deniz Gamze Ergüven’s emotional tale of girlhood and sisterhood, Mustang, as part of New Hall

26 Oct 2018: writings, and is a collaboration between the New Hall Art Collection, Kettle’s Yard and the Fitzwilliam Museum.