As part of our Fatal Femmes season at Pictureville Cinema, volunteer blogger Raziah reviews the horror classic Carrie.
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.
This October, we’re bringing a fantastic selection of activities to Bradford as part of our City Sparks programme.
CPD PhD student Solvig looks into the tech used by a great auteur to make films—and the examples of the kit in our collection.
For World Photo Day, Curator of Photography and Photographic Technology Dr Ruth Quinn takes a look at images by Jabez Hogg, early photographer and ophthalmologist.
This World Photography Day, the Conservation team celebrate by sharing some of their favourite objects from our photographic collection.
Almost two years since the first Youth Forum meeting in July 2022, our producer Sam shares some of the group’s most recent activities.
Explainer Mark explores how some of television’s finest moments went missing—but perhaps not forever.
For the 40th anniversary of Volunteers’ Week, our Volunteer Manager Alice reflects on the past year of volunteering activity at the museum.
Ahead of our Anime Afternoons at The Studio, volunteer blogger Raziah reviews our screenings so far.
Explainer Emily talks about the volunteering museum staff have been doing as part of our Sound and Vision project.
Community Partnerships and Events Producer Hattie reveals the latest from our community consultations.
Volunteer blogger Raziah shares thoughts about the newest film from Studio Ghibli.