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Sink your teeth into this Quite Shameless exhibition and explore the rich and unsettling legacy of the vampire. Discover unique materials from medieval, literary, medical and theatrical archives, alongside highlights from the Bram Stoker collection. This spooky season we invite you to explore how science, folklore and fiction have shaped the vampire’s enduring appeal. This exhibition explores the vampire as...
How would you feel if you were anonymous? In this exhibition of unclaimed 19th century artworks, we investigate how much is revealed through the things we make, and how art can leave a lasting memory.
How do you view animals? Are humans the most important species? Explore depictions of animals in art and prepare to question your perspectives.
Sourced from The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s collection and curated by a group of MA students from The University of Leeds, Body and Lens asks questions about the self and the other through canvas paintings across the 19th and 20th centuries.
D/deaf Accessibity to Healthcare Through the Ages is curated by four MA students at the University of Leeds using the rich resources of the Wellcome Collection.
Join Leeds students as they time travel through innovation, considering how students’ use of technology has changed from the 19th century to the present day.
Have you ever had a moment of loneliness suddenly strike, even when you were in a crowd of people? How does it feel?
MA students from the School of Fine Art, History of Art and Cultural Studies are curating eight new online exhibitions using a range of open access collections.
Curated by four MA students from the University of Leeds, the exhibition examines fine art and objects from tea parties. It aims to provoke the audience to reconsider biased representations of women’s communication over time.
A curatorial team of four MA students from the University of Leeds have used collections from the Metropolitan Museum of Art to create a new online exhibition.