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Case F: Pingwings

Case F: Pingwings

Due to the fact that Pingwings was only broadcast once by Associated Rediffusion as part of their ‘Small Time’ programming, and was then considered lost between 1965 – 2007, 1 with no pre-production materials surviving in the BFI’s Associated Rediffusion archive, it is hardly surprising that the show is often overlooked in historical accounts of […]

Case E: Clangers

Case E: Clangers

Fittingly, Peter Firmin and Oliver Postgate frequently engineered their own solutions to the production challenges faced, such as: adopting a cardboard cut-out animation process for their early productions, which relied on sticky tack for tension and placement; or the Pingwings, whose crocheted bodies provided flexibility and durability; or the hybrid environments of the Pogles, which […]

Case A & B: Noggin the Nog

Case A & B: Noggin the Nog

In the introduction, we hear of “how a Prince built a long ship and sailed in it beyond the black ice at the edge of the world to bring home his bride from the land of the midnight sun”. Here, Postgate and Firmin seek to evoke a range of influences. The undertaking of such a […]

The Library

The Library

Canterbury Library was the first publicly funded library in Great Britain, through innovative interpretation of the Museums Act 1845 for provision of a museum of arts and science. It is now part of a large network of public libraries managed by Kent County Council

Half Term and Halloween at Canterbury Museums & Galleries

Half Term and Halloween at Canterbury Museums & Galleries

October 20, 2022

There’s a lot going on this October at the museums so here’s a handy run down of what’s happening at The Beaney and Canterbury Roman Museum. Fright at the Museum: Scary Tales October is a special time at the museums and this year is no different. Join in with our annual Spooktacular fundraising event at The Beaney. We’re […]

The Photography Exhibition and You

The Photography Exhibition and You

September 06, 2016

With a month left to see the free exhibition Only in England: Photographs by Tony Ray-Jones and Martin Parr at The Beaney, Visitor Services Officer Sam Hurn assesses another possible eccentricity particular to the English – always thinking you can do the same as the professionals. Photography exhibitions are a peculiar thing. I have worked and visited […]

CORNELIUS JOHNSON: CHARLES I'S FORGOTTEN PAINTER

CORNELIUS JOHNSON: CHARLES I'S FORGOTTEN PAINTER

August 26, 2015

In 1632 Cornelius Johnson was King Charles I’s official ‘picture-drawer’ and a peer of Anthony Van Dyck (the most famous artist in his day). He was an incredibly talented artist but was pushed into the background by the arrival of Van Dyck. Johnson has subsequently to be relegated as an obscurity of British Art. That […]

Are you looking for a special (and FREE) way to woo your sweetheart this Valentine's day?

Are you looking for a special (and FREE) way to woo your sweetheart this Valentine's day?

February 11, 2016

Why not try a romantic stroll around the Beaney! We have put together a handy guide for you to memorise, so while you gander around the galleries you can impress them with these amorous highlights… Venus Flower Basket Find me in: Materials & Masters Room, Upstairs Did you know this curious-looking object was given as a wedding gift in traditional […]

6 cracking Half Term activities at Canterbury Museums and Galleries

6 cracking Half Term activities at Canterbury Museums and Galleries

February 10, 2022

Scrambling to find creative Half Term activities that won’t break the bank? Discover Kent’s wildlife wonders and uncover Roman relics at Canterbury Museums and Galleries this school break. The Beaney’s Kent Wildlife family exhibition is jam-packed with hands-on fun and Canterbury Roman Museum’s got more interactive games than you can shake a stick at! Here’s […]

THE CANTERBURY PEOPLE'S MAP PART III

THE CANTERBURY PEOPLE'S MAP PART III

August 21, 2015

A community walk to the Abbots Mill Project, an eco showcase in the heart of Canterbury. Rob Turner is currently the Resident Armchair Artist at The Beaney in Canterbury.  The feeling or look of the map now seems to be establishing itself; one of my roles in its making has been to somehow make all the […]

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