Come and see our prints and drawings for yourself in our Study Room! To make an appointment, and for more information and opening times, click here: https://t.co/QBXaRUn2nY
✨Drawing Room✨ is a vital space for contemporary drawing, beloved by artists and school children alike. Now is a chance to help them make their new space accessible to all! ✏️🔥 https://t.co/aqVLsrMcsA
📣JOB OPPORTUNITY: We're looking for a Project Curator to work with me on a forthcoming exhibition. Part time for 18-22 months. Find more details here! Applications close 22 January https://t.co/YLwRQRzNvo
📣JOB OPPORTUNITY: We're looking for a Project Curator to work with me on a forthcoming exhibition. Part time for 18-22 months. Find more details here! Applications close 22 January https://t.co/YLwRQRzNvo
📢 Brilliant event this Saturday for young people, focusing on the breadth of important and exciting jobs you can have in museums. Drop-in CV clinic! Speed mentoring! Zines! Find out more here: https://t.co/UYTWvg1Q4A
Tonight is #BonfireNight in the UK! 🔥🍂
🃏 These 17th-century cards illustrate the Gunpowder Plot. Guy Fawkes, one of the plotters, was arrested while guarding explosives underneath the House of Lords #OnThisDay in 1605 https://t.co/8zWV6Vt8xG
Last chance to see 'Drawing Attention' @britishmuseum - closes 28 August! ✏️✨ You can read emerging artist Jake Grewal's thoughts about drawing here on our blog: https://t.co/AVKaTxTRcg
Raphael’s School of Athens reimagined as a gay bar by Hannah Quinlan and Rosie Hastings is such a cool pencil drawing (tiny detail here). On show now in the brilliant @britishmuseum exhibition Drawing Attention, until Aug 28th. @artfund
💬 Q&A | ‘An exciting new chapter in the history of drawing’
Isabel Seligman (@drawingdetails) on curating the @britishmuseum's first ever exhibition of emerging artists
Read: https://t.co/PAEQvyeE6b
From Pre-Raphaelite fantasies of Arthurian legends to Alice adventuring in Wonderland, the Victorian visual imagination was captured by the Brothers Dalziel.
Established in 1839, they became the most successful wood-engraving company in Britain: https://t.co/kytppkaoKh
Sin Wai Kin's series 'Impressions' documents their drag performances by taking an imprint of their makeup with a face wipe, acting as a ‘death mask’ for the drag character it preserves.
This work memorialises a look from London Pride 2017: https://t.co/aCKtlLUjjZ @SinforVictory