The Anthropobox is a simple case divided into three levels and containing sixteen objects or group of objects. This tool has been designed to support…
The exhibition “She was the first one” – Phyllis Kaberry (1910-1977), a woman in the field is on display in the foyer of the Anthropology…
What stories lie inside collections? How can we connect historical artefacts to our everyday lives? Can heritage be an object? The UCL Young Curators project…
During the month of March, UCL Ethnography Collection is developing a new program called Young curators’ club. Ten students aged between 14 and 16 years…
Written by Caroline Wright Sawdust & Threads is a residency and exhibition programme that takes de-accessioned and un-accessioned museum objects as its material. Artist Caroline…
Written by Emily Garvin, 2nd year student at UCL Anthropology and volunteer in the collection, this paper explains this project, the type of workshops delivered…
Jane Pettitt, 1st Year BSc Anthropology, was part of the volunteers’team this year. She worked on the photo collection and then did some documentation research…
Written by Carys Wilkins, MA Material and Visual Culture, UCL Anthropology The third session was organised by Johanna Zetterstrom-Sharp (Assistant Curator at Horniman Museum…
Written by Carys Wilkins, MA Material and Visual Culture, UCL Anthropology UCL Anthropology and the Horniman Museum have hosted four workshops attended by members of…