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Join us for a discussion focused on the archive of Bluett & Sons, one of the world's most important dealers in Chinese works of art, with Dominic Jellinek (formerly of Bluett & Sons). Dominic will be sharing some insights of the Bluett & Sons archive, which he is donating to the Brotherton Library Archives in...
This DCCH workshop will introduce a tool for annotating, analysing and visualising connections within large visual datasets using a tool called IMMARKUS, which works in combination with the International Image Interoperability Framework, a data and imaging standard widely adopted in Galleries, Libraries, Archives, Museums and Academia (GLAMA). IMMARKUS allows you to compile datasets of IIIF-compliant...
After a long break, the Contemporary & Historic Issues in the Art Market series returns with a hybrid event. Recent reports in the Antiques Trade Gazette (10 October 2026 and 17 October 2026) have ignited a debate about the 'fitness for purpose' of the 'Waverley Criteria' (1952), which are used in the work of the...
Three online events looking at how communities can find ways to keep wealth circulating and to make money work for local people.
This workshop is aimed at anyone who’d like the chance to think about their writing and consider the kinds of discussion and dialogue they’d like to create around their work.
Bringing together theory and practice, this workshop by Brazilian visiting researcher Dr Viviane Saraf will explore ideas of museum accessibility through exploring case studies that explore the urgency of access alongside testing practical approaches together.