One of my first projects as Museum Futures Trainee was to digitise and publish the Pavilion Review, the Royal Pavilion & Museums newsletter which ran from 1984 to 2008. This archive of 42 issues contains an incredible amount of insider … Continued
Today’s amusing Google Doodle (16th August 2018) commemorates Ebenezer Cobb Morley’s 187th birthday. Featuring images reminiscent of the sportsmanship and footballing prowess depicted by Harry Enfield & Chums – the Arsenal team of 1933 against the Liverpool team of 1991, the latter ‘playing for … Continued
Yesterday (11th July 2018) was a bit of an historic day. The England Men’s football team had made the semi’s of the FIFA World Cup for the first time since 1990. 28 years ago. There was this strange feeling of hope, … Continued
As part of the Artist Rooms: Gilbert and George exhibition, Museum Collective member Charlie got to meet the artists when they visited Brighton for their ‘In Conversation’ event. Please note that this post contains language that some might consider offensive. … Continued
That was 2012… Our blog is a great way for us to tell stories about our collections and buildings and, above all, the work that goes on behind the scenes at the Royal Pavilion and Museums. 2012 has proven a … Continued
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