
Hear some of the fantastic sound art pieces made by Carlton Keighley students as part of Bradford Digital Creatives.
At the National Science and Media Museum, in the heart of Bradford, we explore the science and culture of light and sound technologies and their impact on our lives. We aim to inspire the scientists and engineers of the future to see more, hear more, think more and do more.
Hear some of the fantastic sound art pieces made by Carlton Keighley students as part of Bradford Digital Creatives.
This month, our Collection Services team take a break from the basement to reveal their favourite objects currently on display in the museum. Look out for them on your next visit!
We chatted to Collections Services team members Vanessa, Alex, Saquib and Ruth about the process of getting our objects back into the Kodak gallery.
It’s time to show you what our Digital Creative students have been up to this year.
This autumn, pioneering artist and engineer Caro C brought her inspiring audio storytelling workshop to Belle Vue Girls’ Academy as part of the Bradford Digital Creatives project.
This summer Playfool, an inventive digital art duo, brought their interactive and playful art to young Bradfordians through the Bradford Digital Creatives pilot project.
As spooky season begins, conservators Vanessa and Ellie choose a few of their favourite creepy objects from our collection.
This month our Collection Services colleagues reflect on how they got into their museum careers.
As the Hubble telescope turns 34, explore objects in our collection which were used to take early images of the universe.
It’s less than a week to YGF and this year’s programme is jam-packed with incredible guests who collectively have decades of experience in the games industry.
Communications Officer Abbi talks to video game producer Alex about the impact of VR on gaming—and what the future holds.
Since the dawn of photography, our beloved animal companions have been immortalised on film. Curator of Photography and Photographic Technology Ruth Quinn looks at how different photographic processes have been applied to pet portraiture.