A student post from Isabel Ferrari, Hunterian MuSE volunteer. Introduction by Hunterian Education Manager, Ruth Fletcher. This student post comes from one of the student volunteers from a newly established project team: LGBTQ online at The Hunterian (working title), through which we hope to reveal LGBTQ+ stories from the Hunterian collections that are there but… Continue reading →
A staff post from Zandra Yeaman, Curator of Discomfort at The Hunterian. After many years of agitating and campaigning for change within cultural and heritage institutions from the outside, I find myself working on the inside with The Hunterian as their Curator of Discomfort. Since my post has been publicised, many people have been curious… Continue reading →
The Hunterian is delighted to present a guest post written by Dr Patricia R. Andrew, the leading authority on Jacob More’s life and work, as part of its celebrations around the addition of a new painting to its collections, Neidpath Castle. The picture was acquired in the autumn of 2020 with the help of the… Continue reading →
