Quilts from A to V (that’s Assessment to Velcro!)
To coincide with our upcoming exhibition Quiltscapes & Quiltline by contemporary quiltmaker Pauline Burbidge, I am currently assessing and preparing a
Get insights from Museum staff, guest curators, volunteers and interns as they take an informal look at life behind the scenes in The Bowes Museum.
To coincide with our upcoming exhibition Quiltscapes & Quiltline by contemporary quiltmaker Pauline Burbidge, I am currently assessing and preparing a
These refer to the categories and labels that I have given to my current quilt work. Quiltscapes are my extra
A couple of weeks ago, myself and fellow intern Maria hosted a three day volunteer project to assess and re-pack
For the current YSL: Style is Eternal exhibition, a selection of garments from the Fondation Pierre Berge-Yves Saint Laurent have
Friday 3 July For the next six or seven days, the Marketing Officer, Rachael and I will touch base with The
The Bowes Museum is getting ready to welcome visitors to the exclusive Yves Saint Laurent: Style is Eternal exhibition opening
The New Collecting Awards are organised by the Art Fund and aim to encourage curators to acquire objects to help
For the past two days, myself and our Regional Conservator, Karen, have been at the Tyne & Wear Fire and
Work on the crowd funded project Art Happens to conserve and redisplay the 15th century Flemish altarpiece has now come to
We are currently preparing an exhibition about The Bowes Museum to go on display across the border in Yorkshire, at
As we start to see the Yves Saint Laurent: Style is Eternal retrospective come together, our Museum blog will update
As textile conservators, we deal with a wide range of material types, not just fabrics. Items of costume, and accessories
Drawn to that which is unseen and overlooked, my curiosity was piqued by the Blackborne Lace ‘B collection’, a secondary
This summer the Museum is hosting an exciting Prehistoric People exhibition aimed at children and families. Visitors are able to
After a successful run it was time for the Paul Scott exhibition to move on to its next venue –