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  • To All The Theatres I’ve Loved Before….

    It’s been a difficult year for the arts. The Coronavirus pandemic put the plans of theatres on hold. For many this has had dire financial consequences with some having to close their doors for good. Leicester has been hit worse than most places with the extended local lockdown curbing any plans for rehabilitation. For many,…

    TheMuseumInspector

    September 24, 2020
    Uncategorized
    #arts, #theatres
  • My Museum Wishlist

    This months post offers a little information about some of the museums that I had hoped to be visiting this year. Unfortunately, due to Covid-19, I’m going to have to wait a little longer. Whilst I wait, I thought it would be nice to give a miniscule introduction to my top five cultural spaces and…

    TheMuseumInspector

    August 1, 2020
    Art History
    #museums #modernart
  • LGBTQ+ History: Trevor Thomas

    A cultural gem sits in the heart of Leicester. Behind the closed doors of New Walk Museum, opened in 1849, sits one of the most extensive collections of German Expressionist Art in the country. Boasting artists such as Franz Marc (1880-1916), Wassily Kandinsky (1866-1944) and Conrad Felixmüller (1897-1977). The permanent exhibition details the progression of…

    TheMuseumInspector

    July 3, 2020
    History of Art
    Curating, Expressionism, LGBTQ+
  • An Introduction to Mary Prince

    An Introduction to Mary Prince

    I first came across Mary Prince as a university undergraduate. Whilst studying the minutes of The Birmingham Ladies Friends Society, an all-female group dedicated to the abolition of slavery, her name cropped up several times. A letter written from Lucy Townsend, one of the founding members on the group, showed excitement at the prospect of…

    TheMuseumInspector

    June 11, 2020
    History
    #History #Anti-Slavery
  • My Top Five Surrealist Women

    You’ve likely heard of Salvador Dalí, André Breton, Max Ernst, and Man Ray, but what about their female contemporaries? The publication of the first Surrealist Manifesto in 1924, led to the founding of the Surrealist group, led by André Breton. Whilst I admire their exploration of automatic writing and the unconscious mind, I find myself…

    TheMuseumInspector

    May 26, 2020
    History of Art
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Some of my favourites from the @vaticanmuseums Checking out some gorgeous artwork at the #palazzobarberini ❤️ The Trevi Fountain was designed by architect Nicola Salvi (1697 - 1751). Construction started in 1732 but Salvi died before it could be completed. Four sculptures were hired, under the supervision of head architect Giuseppe Pannini (1718-1805), in order to complete the work: Our second visit was to the Mercati di Traiano. Absolutely beautiful heritage site! @museiincomuneroma The first stop on our tour of Rome was the incredible Museo Nazionale Romano. Here are some of the highlights! Two days in, and we've already done so much exploring of this beautiful city with more to come! ❤️ Beautiful sculpture at the @rijksmuseum ❤️ This month's article looks at the @stedelijkmuseum. Link in bio ❤️ Happy Valentine's Day to my partner in Museum Inspecting, Radu ❤️

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