The Ure Museum and Classics Department are delighted to announce the launch of its latest major exhibition — Locus Ludi: Anyone can play!—on display at the Ure Museum from 6 September until 30 November, 2023....Read More >
Up in Arms: posters for protest, solidarity, engagement and action puts posters of protest front and centre. The exhibition has been curated to align with our annual conference, ‘Publishing Anti-fascism’...Read More >
Free exhibition 23 September 2023 – 24 February 2024 Reading Museum In the Company of Monsters: New Visions, Ancient Myths will be an exhibition of the works of the contemporary artists...Read More >
Creative practice within museums and collections interrogates and animates collections with different stakeholders. For academic researchers it can also bring together different disciplines to collaboratively explore complex problems. Some familiar...Read More >
The exhibition ‘AI: More than Human’ at the Barbican Centre in London – co-curated by Suzanne Livingston - was the first over-arching look at the past, present and future of...Read More >
CBCP is collaborating with Typodiversity, an open, participatory event series combining talks and workshops on the intersection of research and practice in typography and type design. Our agenda raises issues...Read More >
Join Professors Emma Aston and Andrew Mangham from the University of Reading to explore how Classical myths worked their way into the monster science and monster stories of the modern...Read More >
UK Research and Innovation’s (UKRI) new open access policy for monographs, book chapters, and edited collections that need to acknowledge UKRI funding starts on 1 January 2024. This event will...Read More >
Join Dr Fiona Reid for this year’s annual Armistice lecture to unveil the history of medical pacifism during and after the Great War. The First World War was a machine...Read More >
Join Reading's BAME+ allies network and Women@Reading+ allies network for an inspiring event with expert and guest speaker, Dr Deepa Senapathi.