Blog - Curatorial Research Centre

A bronze sculpture, more than life-size of four mean with outsized-fists in the Soviet Russian Communist style.

The time of Stalins and Hitlers is not over: Invasion, occupation and the ethics of international solidarity

Post date January 12, 2023

Making 3D digital archives available – the Archaeoptics Archive

Post date October 18, 2022

Diverse people standing in a museum gallery

Citizen Curators: Diversity as process

Post date June 6, 2022

Crop of digitally painted 3D scan

Painting the past in 3D

Post date April 22, 2022

opening a cabinet with purple gloves on, some objects displayed inside

Citizen Curators: How we created a curatorial community

Post date March 14, 2022

old leather book with gold tooling including coat of arms

Get your history right: Research your collections

Post date December 14, 2021

What is the Metaverse and how will it benefit culture?

Post date November 12, 2021

Draw with index cards

Ownership and ethics in public museums

Post date November 11, 2021

A wide image showing the Golowan exhibition from the entrance. Colourful banners hang from the ceiling, and from the sides of a central wall. Printed panels can be seen fixed to the walls on the right, being browsed by a couple of visitors.

How we curated a pop-up exhibition for Golowan – Penzance’s Midsummer celebrations

Post date July 28, 2021

Man with greying hair wearing a blue glove beholding a wax figure of a man's face used as a mould to recreate the human face of a now deceased person in the form of an Egyptian mummy

Ethics of socially-engaged practice

Post date July 19, 2021

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