❀ We’re delighted to invite you to our online panel discussion, “Teaching Two Things at Once”, on Monday, 29 July 2024 as part of the free #TeachingModernisms series. Join our panel with @Fernham, @MCMCCLUSKEY, and @TheLong1930s! Hope to see you there! ❀
Since it doesn't look like it will be published, colleagues in the surrealism studies community have asked me to share their letter to @lrb in response to Hal Foster's recent essay on surrealism. https://t.co/fGFPHZleaQ
A privilege to be at the launch of Bolton Museum’s new exhibition - Class of 1937 & 2023 - and the MO trail designed by students from Ladybridge High. Bolton’s young people, teachers, and museum professionals are a total joy to work with. @boltonLMS@ihr_history@MassObsArchive
@amalexathorn@TheLong1930s@secondshelfbks@matthewingleby@CeriHoulbrook In Anthony Powell’s From a View to a Death (1933) Jasper Fosdick makes detailed plans for his birthday at the village pub but unfortunately the celebrations are ruined when the musicians get drunk on the cocktail Jasper created for the occasion.
.@LHArtBooks will publish a new book by Bartlett lecturer @JanKatteinArch next week. Londoners Making London shares nine projects that have transformed their local neighbourhoods, and features contributions by several other Bartlett staff and alumni.
https://t.co/ci8YXeCVCj
Have you signed up for the Space Between Conference yet? We can't wait to host you in Dayton in June! From the traveling Ballet Russes to our status as a WWII heritage city, there's lots of great "space between" inspiration in Dayton!
https://t.co/OrNC6mDfEy
‘Genesis tells that Adam named the beasts of the field and the fowls of the air, but the real naming, the first definitions, lie in the hands of the primary carer, the speaker of the mother tongue.’
@marywellesley on women’s words:
https://t.co/slt7Oo2Zt8
I thought I’d provide a public service to X, formerly known as Twitter, by going through all of the books on Hyacinth’s shelf in the opening shot to the titles of Keeping Up Appearances.