For almost two years now, the Brighton Museum has housed the UK’s largest collection representing trans lives; The Museum of Transology. The exhibition currently displays diverse artefacts, including everything from prosthetics to train tickets, donated by Brighton’s vibrant trans community. … Continued
DV8 student Harry Symes has recently been working with our programming team. In this guest post, he shares his thoughts on our experimental film exhibition at Brighton Museum. As part of my Media course at DV8, Brighton, I spent two … Continued
What do you get when you give a group of young people some iPads, a selection of objects and the freedom to make whatever they want? A masterpiece, that’s what. That’s pretty much what happened with the Museum Collective’s latest … Continued
I’ve had a keen interest in photography from a very young age, probably inspired by my Grandad and Uncle who both loved it. Particularly my uncle, who would keep all of his photography equipment in the back of his car … Continued
For me, a highlight of working with museum collections is the little ‘side alley’ of information I can often find myself disappearing down. In my current role as collection assistant I am working with material from the Barnes Collection of film-related … Continued
Earlier this month, the new Spotlight Gallery exhibition, Ocean Blues, opened at Brighton Museum. The Spotlight Gallery, which previously held the Chilled to the Bone: Ice Age Sussex exhibition was created to allow changing exhibitions of around one year duration showcasing … Continued
It’s taken more than a week but I finally found time to nose around the most recently opened exhibition at Brighton Museum, Chilled to the Bone: Ice Age Sussex, upstairs in the Spotlight Gallery. Probably I hesitated because it’s so flipping … Continued
How many ice ages have there been in Earth’s past? Would you expect Britain to be hot or cold during an ice age? And just how big is a mammoth or a cave bear? With our latest exhibition – Chilled … Continued
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