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26 July 2016
Opportunity for Hatton Gallery African Art Curatorial Consultancy
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Newcastle University, in conjunction with Tyne & Wear Archives & Museums (TWAM), wishes to appoint an ethnographic curatorial consu...
5 July 2016
Creating African Fashion Histories
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Creating African Fashion Histories A conference hosted by Royal Pavilion & Museums with the Sussex Africa Centre / University of Su...
Transforming People to Transform Museums Call for Papers
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Transforming People to Transform Museums, is a national conference exploring how heritage and arts organisations are reacting to new challe...
MEG Occasional paper on Cook Voyage Collections now available
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Mock up of new Cook Voyage display at the Pitt Rivers Museum MEG’s latest Occasional Paper (number 5) has just been published. Cook-Vo...
East meets West: Understanding and sharing traditional ship models in Western collections
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As a result of the overseas trading contacts in the 19th and 20th Century between western European countries and China many ship mode...
13 May 2016
Debate on Amending Editorial Practice of The Journal of Museum Ethnography to Incorporate Partial Peer-Reviewing of Contributions
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Overview In the summer of 2015, a small number of MEG members independently approached the Committee to enquire why the Journal of Museum...
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10 May 2016
MEG Conference Review: Faith and Community: Interpreting Beliefs in the Modern Museum
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Stephen Welsh and Nick Merriman welcomed us to the Kanaris lecture theatre at the Manchester Museum , where MEG last met for an AGM and...
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