Slavery in Small Things: Slavery & Modern Culture
18 MARCH
ONLINE
Professor James Walvin
Illustrating slavery through the world of material culture. And the ambition is to encourage us to think more widely about the impact of slavery.
https://t.co/24PeYEsQa7
Slavery in Small Things: Slavery & Modern Culture
18 MARCH
ONLINE
Professor James Walvin
Illustrating slavery through the world of material culture. And the ambition is to encourage us to think more widely about the impact of slavery.
https://t.co/24PeYEsQa7
@LivsFoster running or walking I try to be the one who gets out of the way first-I rather be in a ditch than be a cochon. Eg why people end up holding doors for each other going, 'after you', 'no, after youuuu'.
Trustee vacancy - @florencemuseum is seeking to appoint new Trustees to steer the Museum through these turbulent times & into a future that will reimagine an icon & create impactful, relevant & diverse ways of sharing the legacy of The Lady with the Lamp: https://t.co/JTJJZsH8S7
Thank you for @FordhamLawNYC for supporting me and my work in the art world. It is always a pleasure to teach and collaborate with students at the law school. https://t.co/rjUUDOjKfR
Starting 2021, the 200th anniversary of Greek independence with Roderick Beaton’s fantastic biography of modern Greece- saved in many ways by its ancient past.
Looking forward to January? Well we are because we have exclusive virtual access to the Ca' Rezzonico! See below for how to join:
https://t.co/5hTWq94jje
Knit, purl.
Knit, purl.
Knit, purl.
The meditative qualities of knitting (and crochet) have been shown to improve cognitive function and increase happiness.
https://t.co/FqH1tKKP47