Voicebox: Museums & Heritage on Voice

Dora Maar was a surrealist photographer and artist in the 1930s, most famous for being Picasso’s model for his artwork “Weeping Woman” however she was so much more than that. 

This March, in partnership with The British Ceramics Biennial we are running free cross-curricular ceramic workshops for secondary schools at The Potteries Museum & Art Gallery.

Learn more about the FUSION PRIZE, a new competition (with a £50K prize fund) to find innovative ways to upskill future generations, empowering them to meet the demands of today’s employers.

I hope you enjoy reading this short review. If you want to see some pictures just search Sarah Davies Hidden Revealed. I would have put some in but I'm not sure who they belong to. If you like her art feel free to support her in her artistry; as Sarah is a family friend I know that she has stuggled to earn a living from just art alone but would love to.

This is a review on when I went to the Installation called Great and Tiny war installed into a house. I hope you enjoy reading this and find it useful. I would thoroughly urge you to go and see it if it comes back to Newcastle or goes anywhere else.

Create your own Anglo Saxon Pot from clay, inspired by our collection and decorate it with the Runic Alphabet.

Welcome in the Chinese New Year of the Pig at the museum with traditional music and dance including Dragon, Lion and Unicorn dance performances.

Joe Kelly took an apprenticeship which led him to work in the British Museum. Find out more about his heritage career...

The Black Country Living Museum in Dudley is an open-air museum designed to transport visitors back to the industrial era. 

From art at university to hospitality, Daisy Bodewes is now managing volunteers at Ickworth House.

Sarah Pearson navigated a non-traditional route into heritage. Find out more…

Discover how Ahuti landed an apprenticeship at the London Transport Museum