Past Events

The Central School of Arts and Crafts: An ‘informal nucleus’ of Collaborative Practices in Post-War London

Research Lunch – Rosie Ram

Paul Mellon Centre

Communities of Curating: Professional Networks in World Cultures Museum Practice, 1945-1980

Research Lunch – Claire Wintle

From London to Paris: Defining the British School Through Printmaking

Research Lunch – Alice Ottazzi

Neo-classical Display in the Suburbs: Recreating a Lost Adam Garden Temple Built for George Bubb Dodington

Research Lunch – Clare Hornsby, Rodolfo Acevedo Rodriguez

Paul Mellon Centre

‘Monad to Man’: Gendering Shifting Natural Histories in the Index Museum

Research Lunch – Pandora Syperek

Ancient Sculpture & the Narratives of Collecting: (Re)Contextualising the Collection & Display of Classical Art in Britain

Research Lunch – Nicole Cochrane

Paul Mellon Centre

Italian Royal Furniture at Attingham Park

Research Lunch – Wolf Burchard

Paul Mellon Centre

The Lost Collection: Charles I and Whitehall Palace, A Digital Initiative

Research Lunch – Niko Munz

Travellers and Translators: The Returning Indian Turban as East India Company Uniform, c.1760-1810

Research Lunch – Beth Richards

Basic Instincts - Exhibition and Publication

Research Lunch – Jacqueline Riding

Paul Mellon Centre

Radical Visions: the early history of Four Corners and Camerawork 1972-1987

Research Lunch – Carla Mitchell

Paul Mellon Centre

Perceiving Prints in 18th Print Rooms: Commerce, Play and Display

Research Lunch – Louise Voll Box

Collaborative curating: Journeys with 'The Waste Land'

Research Lunch – Trish Scott

Paul Mellon Centre

Art History From Below: The Demotic Portraits of a Journeyman Facemaker

Research Lunch – David Hansen

No Man’s Land: Women’s Photography and the First World War

Research Lunch – Pippa Oldfield

Paul Mellon Centre

AS in DS: The World of Alison Smithson

Research Lunch – Giulia Smith

Cruikshank's Alcoholics and The Addict in Austerity

Research Lunch – Susannah Walker

Paul Mellon Centre

Public Art and its Publics in Post-War Britain

Research Lunch – Robert Sutton

Paul Mellon Centre

‘Nor is the figure a mere theatrical portrait’: Exhibiting and Reproducing Theatrical Portraits in London, 1830 – 1860

Research Lunch – Tessa Kilgarriff

The Commonwealth Institute: Contexts, Collaborations, Contestations

Research Lunch

Paul Mellon Centre

Re-assessing ‘liveliness’ in Post-Reformation English visual culture

Research Lunch – Christina J. Faraday

Paul Mellon Centre