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#HoodsHarbour: Our super sleuths inspire an exhibition - anmm.wordpress.com/2014/02/26/hoodsharbour-exhibition/
#HoodsHarbour, Australian National Maritime Museum, 26 February 2014 - 9 June 2014.
To see all images used in the exhibition, follow this tag: www.flickr.com/photos/anmm_thecommons/tags/hoodsharbour/
+ ‘People’s Choice’ winners on temporary display: www.flickr.com/photos/anmm_thecommons/tags/hoodsharbourpe...
This is a fun one! Up in our contemporary craft section we have an entire aisle of glass objects. The dimensions are tricky on this one as the width is 9", but if you select an object that is wider at the top or bottom - it might still fit. So don't hesitate, just put it out there and we'll let you know if it will work.
Help us find an object for this space by searching the on-line collections of the Smithsonian American Art Museum. Consider the other artworks in the case and the size of the gap. Ask questions if you need help, museum staff will be monitoring this page!
Hint: try searching for keyword "glass" AND artwork type: Crafts.
This image is part of the Luce Foundation Center for American Art Fill the Gap Project.
This one should be fun! It is a paintings case in our Folk Art section.
Help us find an object for this space by searching the on-line collections of the Smithsonian American Art Museum. Consider the other artworks in the case and the size of the gap. Ask questions if you need help, museum staff will be monitoring this page!
Hint: select "Folk Art" under artwork type when searching. Check the box to only show artworks with an image. Just post your ideas below and we will let you know if they work!
This image is part of the Luce Foundation Center for American Art Fill the Gap Project.
We're treating this case a little differently! Over the next couple of months, visitors to the Luce Foundation Center will be able to vote for their favorite artwork to fill this gap, based on a pool of around 20-30 objects selected by staff.
The winning object will be posted here at the end of the summer! E-mail AmericanArtLuce@si.edu for more information, or if you would like the chance to vote from afar.
This image is part of the Luce Foundation Center for American Art Fill the Gap Project.
This one is definitely a challenge. The space is small and the theme is quite specific. But don't hesitate to throw ideas at us! The Luce Foundation Center is a storage facility, so we don't have to be too strict with the themes. Just don't forget that the dimensions on the web site do not include the dimensions of the frame.
Help us find an object for this space by searching the on-line collections of the Smithsonian American Art Museum. Consider the other artworks in the case and the size of the gap. Ask questions if you need help, museum staff will be monitoring this page!
Hint: try searching for keyword "portrait" AND artwork type: Paintings. Check the box to only show artworks with an image. You will get a lot of results...
This image is part of the Luce Foundation Center for American Art Fill the Gap Project.
This gap will be filled by public vote! Over the next couple of months, visitors to the Luce Foundation Center will be able to vote for their favorite artwork to fill this gap, based on a pool of around 20 objects selected by staff. See Case 56A for a completed example of a Fill the Gap public vote.
We will post all suggestions to this page. The winning painting will be announced in mid-January. E-mail AmericanArtLuce@si.edu for more information, or if you would like the chance to vote from afar.
This image is part of the Luce Foundation Center for American Art Fill the Gap Project.
*UPDATE*
January 4, 2010. Polls closed yesterday with 66 votes! The winning painting is The Angel Israfel by Claude Buck
This is how visitors to the real-life Luce Foundation Center can help us select replacement artworks. (Fill the Gap Case 56A).
Case 7B Installed - The Angel Israfel by Claude Buck and Sunset Scene by Edward Mitchell Bannister.
(Fill the Gap Case 7B)
Citizen Curator celebrates Leith’s fascinating and varied heritage, through the art collections of the City Art Centre and history collections of Edinburgh Museums.
The exhibition includes artworks by well known Leithers such as Eduardo Paolozzi, and depictions of the local area by artists including Alexander Nasmyth, Jock McFadyen and Kate Downie. It also includes new works created by up and coming artists and a specially commissioned film exploring the diversity of the area. Alongside these pieces there will be historical objects and contemporary items exploring Leith’s heritage, from Hibs memorabilia, to Mela programmes, boxing gloves, to ship building tools and the skin of a catfish caught in Leith Harbour!
This exhibition is the cumulation of a project developed to give local communities, in particular young people, the opportunity to explore and interpret their local heritage. Several community groups have chosen collections items to put on display and created their own works in response to these.
Citizen Curator celebrates Leith’s fascinating and varied heritage, through the art collections of the City Art Centre and history collections of Edinburgh Museums.
The exhibition includes artworks by well known Leithers such as Eduardo Paolozzi, and depictions of the local area by artists including Alexander Nasmyth, Jock McFadyen and Kate Downie. It also includes new works created by up and coming artists and a specially commissioned film exploring the diversity of the area. Alongside these pieces there will be historical objects and contemporary items exploring Leith’s heritage, from Hibs memorabilia, to Mela programmes, boxing gloves, to ship building tools and the skin of a catfish caught in Leith Harbour!
This exhibition is the cumulation of a project developed to give local communities, in particular young people, the opportunity to explore and interpret their local heritage. Several community groups have chosen collections items to put on display and created their own works in response to these.
Citizen Curator celebrates Leith’s fascinating and varied heritage, through the art collections of the City Art Centre and history collections of Edinburgh Museums.
The exhibition includes artworks by well known Leithers such as Eduardo Paolozzi, and depictions of the local area by artists including Alexander Nasmyth, Jock McFadyen and Kate Downie. It also includes new works created by up and coming artists and a specially commissioned film exploring the diversity of the area. Alongside these pieces there will be historical objects and contemporary items exploring Leith’s heritage, from Hibs memorabilia, to Mela programmes, boxing gloves, to ship building tools and the skin of a catfish caught in Leith Harbour!
This exhibition is the cumulation of a project developed to give local communities, in particular young people, the opportunity to explore and interpret their local heritage. Several community groups have chosen collections items to put on display and created their own works in response to these.
Citizen Curator celebrates Leith’s fascinating and varied heritage, through the art collections of the City Art Centre and history collections of Edinburgh Museums.
The exhibition includes artworks by well known Leithers such as Eduardo Paolozzi, and depictions of the local area by artists including Alexander Nasmyth, Jock McFadyen and Kate Downie. It also includes new works created by up and coming artists and a specially commissioned film exploring the diversity of the area. Alongside these pieces there will be historical objects and contemporary items exploring Leith’s heritage, from Hibs memorabilia, to Mela programmes, boxing gloves, to ship building tools and the skin of a catfish caught in Leith Harbour!
This exhibition is the cumulation of a project developed to give local communities, in particular young people, the opportunity to explore and interpret their local heritage. Several community groups have chosen collections items to put on display and created their own works in response to these.
Citizen Curator celebrates Leith’s fascinating and varied heritage, through the art collections of the City Art Centre and history collections of Edinburgh Museums.
The exhibition includes artworks by well known Leithers such as Eduardo Paolozzi, and depictions of the local area by artists including Alexander Nasmyth, Jock McFadyen and Kate Downie. It also includes new works created by up and coming artists and a specially commissioned film exploring the diversity of the area. Alongside these pieces there will be historical objects and contemporary items exploring Leith’s heritage, from Hibs memorabilia, to Mela programmes, boxing gloves, to ship building tools and the skin of a catfish caught in Leith Harbour!
This exhibition is the cumulation of a project developed to give local communities, in particular young people, the opportunity to explore and interpret their local heritage. Several community groups have chosen collections items to put on display and created their own works in response to these.
Citizen Curator celebrates Leith’s fascinating and varied heritage, through the art collections of the City Art Centre and history collections of Edinburgh Museums.
The exhibition includes artworks by well known Leithers such as Eduardo Paolozzi, and depictions of the local area by artists including Alexander Nasmyth, Jock McFadyen and Kate Downie. It also includes new works created by up and coming artists and a specially commissioned film exploring the diversity of the area. Alongside these pieces there will be historical objects and contemporary items exploring Leith’s heritage, from Hibs memorabilia, to Mela programmes, boxing gloves, to ship building tools and the skin of a catfish caught in Leith Harbour!
This exhibition is the cumulation of a project developed to give local communities, in particular young people, the opportunity to explore and interpret their local heritage. Several community groups have chosen collections items to put on display and created their own works in response to these.
Citizen Curator celebrates Leith’s fascinating and varied heritage, through the art collections of the City Art Centre and history collections of Edinburgh Museums.
The exhibition includes artworks by well known Leithers such as Eduardo Paolozzi, and depictions of the local area by artists including Alexander Nasmyth, Jock McFadyen and Kate Downie. It also includes new works created by up and coming artists and a specially commissioned film exploring the diversity of the area. Alongside these pieces there will be historical objects and contemporary items exploring Leith’s heritage, from Hibs memorabilia, to Mela programmes, boxing gloves, to ship building tools and the skin of a catfish caught in Leith Harbour!
This exhibition is the cumulation of a project developed to give local communities, in particular young people, the opportunity to explore and interpret their local heritage. Several community groups have chosen collections items to put on display and created their own works in response to these.
Citizen Curator celebrates Leith’s fascinating and varied heritage, through the art collections of the City Art Centre and history collections of Edinburgh Museums.
The exhibition includes artworks by well known Leithers such as Eduardo Paolozzi, and depictions of the local area by artists including Alexander Nasmyth, Jock McFadyen and Kate Downie. It also includes new works created by up and coming artists and a specially commissioned film exploring the diversity of the area. Alongside these pieces there will be historical objects and contemporary items exploring Leith’s heritage, from Hibs memorabilia, to Mela programmes, boxing gloves, to ship building tools and the skin of a catfish caught in Leith Harbour!
This exhibition is the cumulation of a project developed to give local communities, in particular young people, the opportunity to explore and interpret their local heritage. Several community groups have chosen collections items to put on display and created their own works in response to these.
Citizen Curator celebrates Leith’s fascinating and varied heritage, through the art collections of the City Art Centre and history collections of Edinburgh Museums.
The exhibition includes artworks by well known Leithers such as Eduardo Paolozzi, and depictions of the local area by artists including Alexander Nasmyth, Jock McFadyen and Kate Downie. It also includes new works created by up and coming artists and a specially commissioned film exploring the diversity of the area. Alongside these pieces there will be historical objects and contemporary items exploring Leith’s heritage, from Hibs memorabilia, to Mela programmes, boxing gloves, to ship building tools and the skin of a catfish caught in Leith Harbour!
This exhibition is the cumulation of a project developed to give local communities, in particular young people, the opportunity to explore and interpret their local heritage. Several community groups have chosen collections items to put on display and created their own works in response to these.
Citizen Curator celebrates Leith’s fascinating and varied heritage, through the art collections of the City Art Centre and history collections of Edinburgh Museums.
The exhibition includes artworks by well known Leithers such as Eduardo Paolozzi, and depictions of the local area by artists including Alexander Nasmyth, Jock McFadyen and Kate Downie. It also includes new works created by up and coming artists and a specially commissioned film exploring the diversity of the area. Alongside these pieces there will be historical objects and contemporary items exploring Leith’s heritage, from Hibs memorabilia, to Mela programmes, boxing gloves, to ship building tools and the skin of a catfish caught in Leith Harbour!
This exhibition is the cumulation of a project developed to give local communities, in particular young people, the opportunity to explore and interpret their local heritage. Several community groups have chosen collections items to put on display and created their own works in response to these.
Citizen Curator celebrates Leith’s fascinating and varied heritage, through the art collections of the City Art Centre and history collections of Edinburgh Museums.
The exhibition includes artworks by well known Leithers such as Eduardo Paolozzi, and depictions of the local area by artists including Alexander Nasmyth, Jock McFadyen and Kate Downie. It also includes new works created by up and coming artists and a specially commissioned film exploring the diversity of the area. Alongside these pieces there will be historical objects and contemporary items exploring Leith’s heritage, from Hibs memorabilia, to Mela programmes, boxing gloves, to ship building tools and the skin of a catfish caught in Leith Harbour!
This exhibition is the cumulation of a project developed to give local communities, in particular young people, the opportunity to explore and interpret their local heritage. Several community groups have chosen collections items to put on display and created their own works in response to these.
These images of Leith and objects from Leith were sent in by John Dickson. We would love to see your images of Leith. Contact diana.morton@edinburgh.gov.uk
These images of Leith and objects from Leith were sent in by John Dickson. We would love to see your images of Leith. Contact diana.morton@edinburgh.gov.uk
These images of Leith and objects from Leith were sent in by John Dickson. We would love to see your images of Leith. Contact diana.morton@edinburgh.gov.uk
These images of Leith and objects from Leith were sent in by John Dickson. We would love to see your images of Leith. Contact diana.morton@edinburgh.gov.uk
We organised a decolonisation workshop for #CitizenCurators today. This is current interpretation at a current museum. How would you curate this object?
These images of Leith and objects from Leith were sent in by John Dickson. We would love to see your images of Leith. Contact diana.morton@edinburgh.gov.uk
These images of Leith and objects from Leith were sent in by John Dickson. We would love to see your images of Leith. Contact diana.morton@edinburgh.gov.uk
These images of Leith and objects from Leith were sent in by John Dickson. We would love to see your images of Leith. Contact diana.morton@edinburgh.gov.uk
These images of Leith and objects from Leith were sent in by John Dickson. We would love to see your images of Leith. Contact diana.morton@edinburgh.gov.uk
These images of Leith and objects from Leith were sent in by John Dickson. We would love to see your images of Leith. Contact diana.morton@edinburgh.gov.uk
These images of Leith and objects from Leith were sent in by John Dickson. We would love to see your images of Leith. Contact diana.morton@edinburgh.gov.uk
These images of Leith and objects from Leith were sent in by John Dickson. We would love to see your images of Leith. Contact diana.morton@edinburgh.gov.uk
These images of Leith and objects from Leith were sent in by John Dickson. We would love to see your images of Leith. Contact diana.morton@edinburgh.gov.uk
Curating with #3Dmodels. We demonstrate the use of #AR #augmentedreality @falmouthartgallery with a #ww1 uniform from the digital collections @cornwallsregimentalmuseum to #CitizenCurators. More than just spinning it round on a screen
These images of Leith and objects from Leith were sent in by John Dickson. We would love to see your images of Leith. Contact diana.morton@edinburgh.gov.uk
These images of Leith and objects from Leith were sent in by John Dickson. We would love to see your images of Leith. Contact diana.morton@edinburgh.gov.uk
These images of Leith and objects from Leith were sent in by John Dickson. We would love to see your images of Leith. Contact diana.morton@edinburgh.gov.uk
These images of Leith and objects from Leith were sent in by John Dickson. We would love to see your images of Leith. Contact diana.morton@edinburgh.gov.uk
These images of Leith and objects from Leith were sent in by John Dickson. We would love to see your images of Leith. Contact diana.morton@edinburgh.gov.uk
This banner was inspired by our banner collections and art works at the City Art Centre showing Leith Docks. You can see objects from our collections on the Capital Collections website: www.capitalcollections.org.uk
or you can find out about our museums at www.edinburghmuseums.org.uk
This banner was inspired by our banner collections and art works at the City Art Centre showing Leith Docks. You can see objects from our collections on the Capital Collections website: www.capitalcollections.org.uk
or you can find out about our museums at www.edinburghmuseums.org.uk
This banner was inspired by our banner collections and art works at the City Art Centre showing Leith Docks. You can see objects from our collections on the Capital Collections website: www.capitalcollections.org.uk
or you can find out about our museums at www.edinburghmuseums.org.uk
This banner was inspired by our banner collections and art works at the City Art Centre showing Leith Docks. You can see objects from our collections on the Capital Collections website: www.capitalcollections.org.uk
or you can find out about our museums at www.edinburghmuseums.org.uk