Public Programme Developer Hattie reveals what our Young People’s Panel have been up to ahead of Bradford Science Festival.
Our guest authors include researchers and students working with our collection, volunteers, friends of the museum, and representatives of other museums, charities and organisations we work with.
Hannah Strong gives a sneak peek into some of the best LFF titles coming to Pictureville this October.
MA student Meg shares her research into the Cottingley fairy photographs, and the surprising overlaps between science and spiritualism in their story.
Hayley updates on the Lewis Morley Archive and explores photographs and items relating to 1960s pop artist Pauline Boty.
Volunteer blogger Lauren reveals some of the funniest and most unexpected facts about Aardman Animations.
Volunteer blogger Carl introduces us to the world of Supergirl with his rundown on the series’ best episodes.
Ahead of our Widescreen Weekend strand celebrating Dame Julie, Dominic Broomfield-McHugh explores some lesser-known moments from her career.
Volunteer blogger Sophie explores the artistic influences that made Alien’s monster so terrifying.
Marketing intern Leah shares insights into her work creating a TikTok presence for the museum.
Volunteer blogger Gurj recommends seeing Prince’s concert film to fully appreciate the iconic musical legend.
Tianna from Mosaic Film Club on why you won’t want to miss this 90s classic at Pictureville.
Volunteer blogger Freya revisits a beloved Austen adaptation (no, not that one), ahead of its screening at Pictureville.