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On visual poetry and artist books and Verse Verso symposium at @Warburg_News
with @mccabio Rachel Smith @UCLSpecColl Gefn Press @Timewriter01 Gustavo Grandal Montero, Andrew Morrison
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Thinking of applying for The New Curators Project? Hear the stories and experiences of our past New Curators and feel empowered to be part of it.
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Wondering what it's like to work in a museum, gallery, or archive? Hear from the previous participants on how The New Curators Project has transformed their journeys and opened doors in the cultural heritage sector. Their stories could be your inspiration!
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A lot more than you think you can get! The New Curators Project is full of surprises, challenges, and opportunities to grow.
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Happy 2025! Ready to take on a New Year’s challenge? The New Curators Project is looking for you!
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These cards from the Folklore Society Collection are an opportunity to remind you that we will be closing at 5pm on Friday, Dec 20th for the winter break, and reopening on Thursday, January 2nd.
We hope you enjoy the upcoming holidays, and we'll see you in 2025!
The New Curators Project 2025 is now open for applications! Watch the video and find out more about the project. Apply on https://t.co/ISfexW4z2G or email us on [email protected] if you have questions.
If you're a student Wikimedian, we've got another meet-up happening next Wednesday which might be a little bit festive themed! Details here: https://t.co/g9IdXEajnD
Upcoming event: Wikipedia training! If you're interested in learning how to edit Wikipedia, please come along to our November meeting next week - Wednesday November 27th, 4 - 6pm. Students and staff both welcome! Sign up here: https://t.co/kwI1j3iprx
Discovery of books owned by world-famous writer Oscar Wilde in @ucl's collections is hailed a 'miracle' by @UCLSpecColl librarian Sarah Pipkin @ladydothpaints who made the find that sheds light on LGBTQ+ life in late 1800s UK when homosexuality was illegal https://t.co/kqSBxShRlV
Our friends at @woodcraftfolk are recruiting for a project officer for their “100 objects for 100 years” project. This is a great opportunity for anyone interested in public engagement and archives.
Link to learn more: https://t.co/4beNIr0VJG
1. @kajamarczewska concluded the series with a post on the influential, if largely forgotten, 1960s reprint publishers in the USA and cultures of 20th c. Black publishing.
https://t.co/2QODih8lqA
This #BlackHistoryMonth we explored on our blog Black histories through histories of print and #publishing , as they are captured in @ucl special collections. 🧵
1. in the second post, @UCLArtLibrary, introduced UCL’s Small Press collections and some unique examples of Black independent and radical publications we hold:
https://t.co/ub3lrCtWWC