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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
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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
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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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