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37 prizes and 8000 cotton buds! | Museum Collections Blog
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Lovely museums and lovely objects from the University of St Andrews. 37 prizes and 8000 cotton buds! June 18, 2015. It’s over once again. After the months of preparation, weeks of admin, exhausting hours of energetic schools sessions and the all-too short minutes of seeing (mostly) happy children receive their prizes, the MUSA Young Artist Award is over for another year. Another happy prize winner. Ian Manners receives his prize for winning second place. Dr Kemp tells some pupils about gory surgery!
Volunteering with Moana | Museum Collections Blog
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Lovely museums and lovely objects from the University of St Andrews. June 19, 2015. Today’s blog has been written especially by Jess Meagher, our Visitor Services Facilitator. Jess writes about her experience volunteering with Moana; kids’ activities, symposium and performances. Moana: The Rising of the Sea. Senior Curator Alison Hadfield was among the University’s welcome party presented with kava, a Polynesian narcotic drink used in traditional Pacific ceremonies. Be sure not to miss the top floor, rep...
Dressed to Impress: The Paris Hats | Museum Collections Blog
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Lovely museums and lovely objects from the University of St Andrews. Dressed to Impress: The Paris Hats. June 30, 2014. University of St Andrews. Last week we were celebrating Graduation at the University of St Andrews and it was a great opportunity to see lots of different types of academic dress. However, this academic dress we see today is actually very different from what would have originally been worn when the University was founded in the early 1400s. Eventually, in the 1800s, in line with a restr...
Volunteers’ Week @ MUSA: Charlotte reflects on her time as a volunteer | Museum Collections Blog
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Lovely museums and lovely objects from the University of St Andrews. Volunteers’ Week @ MUSA: Charlotte reflects on her time as a volunteer. June 1, 2015. This blog comes from Charlotte Johnson, an M.Litt student in Early Modern History who joined MUSA in March. Charlotte enjoys invigilating the new Recording Britain exhibition. In addition to my Front of House role, I have been given training in environmental monitoring and condition. Reporting, which, I assure you, are more interesting that they sound!
School workshop | Museum Collections Blog
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Lovely museums and lovely objects from the University of St Andrews. Here’s Rowan teaching Madras students about culture in the Pacific islands and discussing their feelings towards the show. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Google account. ( Log Out.
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Reading the Collections, Week 25: Shining Jewels of the East | Echoes from the Vault
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Echoes from the Vault. A blog from the Special Collections of the University of St Andrews. About the Photographic Collections. About the Rare Books Collections. Reading the Collections, Week 25: Shining Jewels of the East. By St Andrews Special Collections. Delving into the background of these leaves with the help of a couple of very useful websites, it would seem that we have a number of different sets of Kammavaca leaves, almost all incomplete, and from various times and places. The Kammavaca is a rel...
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Reading the Collections, Week 20: Dame Wiggins of Lee, and her seven wonderful cats | Echoes from the Vault
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Echoes from the Vault. A blog from the Special Collections of the University of St Andrews. About the Photographic Collections. About the Rare Books Collections. Reading the Collections, Week 20: Dame Wiggins of Lee, and her seven wonderful cats. By St Andrews Special Collections. In Rare Book Collection. Those who know of John Ruskin (1819-1900) as Victorian Britain’s preeminent art critic and author of titles such as. The Stones of Venice. The Seven Lamps of Architecture. It tells of the adventures of ...
GetStuffed2010: Taxidermy - A Dying Art or The Art of Dying
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Tuesday, 10 August 2010. Taxidermy - A Dying Art or The Art of Dying. Http:/ www.angelasinger.com/. If you click on this link it will lead you to the website of English artist and animal rights activist Angela Singer. Look at her work and leave your comments please. I will post a different link to a different artist every few days for you to comment on using the same following questions to help you, and me, to understand your perceptions of taxidermy in contemporary art. 10 August 2010 at 08:56. Also I t...
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Reading the Collections, Week 21: The Floppy Disks of the Holy Collection | Echoes from the Vault
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Echoes from the Vault. A blog from the Special Collections of the University of St Andrews. About the Photographic Collections. About the Rare Books Collections. Reading the Collections, Week 21: The Floppy Disks of the Holy Collection. By St Andrews Special Collections. Back in April, we received an addition to the Ladislav Holy. Collection – Ladislav Holy. Ladislav Holy with the Berti Tribe, Sudan. From the Ladislav Holy Social Anthropology Photographs of Africa Collection. Digital preservation is not ...
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Reading the Collections, Week 22: Agatha Christie’s favourite detective novel | Echoes from the Vault
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Echoes from the Vault. A blog from the Special Collections of the University of St Andrews. About the Photographic Collections. About the Rare Books Collections. Reading the Collections, Week 22: Agatha Christie’s favourite detective novel. By St Andrews Special Collections. In Rare Book Collection. My Brother’s Killer. From the Crime Classic Series. When looking for material to read for this blog series, I decided to look at the modern fiction within the St Andrews Collection. Mr Brother’s Killer. Had a...
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Reading the Collections, Week 19: Wilkie Collins, The Moonstone | Echoes from the Vault
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Echoes from the Vault. A blog from the Special Collections of the University of St Andrews. About the Photographic Collections. About the Rare Books Collections. Reading the Collections, Week 19: Wilkie Collins, The Moonstone. By St Andrews Special Collections. In Rare Book Collection. Front cover of the 1894 edition of Wilkie Collins’. Har PR4494.M7 1894. Despite being a keen detective fiction fan, until recently I had never read any of the works of Wilkie Collins. Published in the weekly serial. The no...
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Reading the Collections, Week 27: University Calendars and the office of Bedellus | Echoes from the Vault
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Echoes from the Vault. A blog from the Special Collections of the University of St Andrews. About the Photographic Collections. About the Rare Books Collections. Reading the Collections, Week 27: University Calendars and the office of Bedellus. By St Andrews Special Collections. At the end of July, John Jardine, University Bedellus. For this week’s Reading the Collections post, I turned to the. But elements are no longer publicly accessible and searching the website back to 2003 is always challenging.
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The St Andrews Preservation Trust Museum: June 2014
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News and articles from The St Andrews Preservation Trust Museum. Thursday, 12 June 2014. It’ll be alright on the night! Many people (quite rightly! A play within a play set in the original Byre Theatre. Rather than performing the entire play on the stage, the cast performed the first act in the downstairs area of the Museum. Some of the cast downstairs during the first act. 4 out of the 5 nights sold out and the plays raised over £700. The funds raised have been split between the Museum and the ...
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The St Andrews Preservation Trust Museum: August 2015
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News and articles from The St Andrews Preservation Trust Museum. Monday, 10 August 2015. Curator's choice: War-time wooden shoes. Our current summer exhibition, Furs, feathers, frills and florals: four decades of fashion, 1919-1959, looks at the development of fashion trends during a period shaped by economic instability and war. These wooden shoes, made in around 1943, are an excellent example of how industry got creative to solve a problem: the rationing of shoes due to rubber and leather shortages.
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Lovely museums and lovely objects from the University of St Andrews. Agnes Blackadder: Scot, Scientist, Suffragette. April 10, 2018. April 10, 2018. Posted in Famous Alumni. Women of St Andrews. John Napier: A St Andrean Polymath. April 4, 2018. Women of St Andrews: Kate Holt and the stories behind her photographs. March 31, 2018. April 4, 2018. Posted in Famous Alumni. Women of St Andrews. MUSA Extension Project 2018. March 26, 2018. April 4, 2018. Exciting plans are currently underway to create an exte...
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