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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 TurnerĀ is currently the Resident Armchair Artist at The Beaney in Canterbury.Ā 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 […]
Challenging our perception of class, taste and British Society
November 18, 2016
The Vanity of Small Differences, a series of six exuberant tapestries by the Turner-Prize winning artistĀ Grayson Perry, is now on display at The Beaney. The large-scale tapestries were created alongside the BAFTA award-winning Channel 4 series,Ā All in the Best Possible Taste, which follows Perry as he embarks āon a safari amongst the taste tribes of […]
Endings are Just New Beginnings
September 05, 2016
The latest blog from Adam De Ville, Ā Resident Armchair Artist atĀ The BeaneyĀ in Canterbury. Thatās it. My residency has come to an end, and what a journey it has been. I thought I knew the Beaney reasonably well before I started, but a number of doors have now opened that were previously hidden to me. Spending […]
CRAIG CARRIES... IRON AGE POTTERY
February 19, 2015
We are back with our regular feature āCrag carriesā where our Collections Manager, Craig Bowen, showcases the objects he is currently transporting around our museums before they go on display. This week Craig has been carryingā¦ Iron Age Pottery Dating from 50 ā 100 AD this assemblage of handmade pottery is known as Beligium grog […]
Womenās History Month and the Curation of Female History
April 04, 2019
In celebration of Womenās History Month, weāve been posting weekly spotlights on our Facebook page of some of Canterbury Museums and Galleriesā fierce female inspirations. This blog post brings together all 4 spotlights as well as discussing why conversations surrounding the representation of female history remain relevant to the cultural heritage community. We might get […]
A Glittering New Acquisition: Susan Bertie, Countess of Kent
August 03, 2016
Itās fair to say any new acquisition is exciting, but occasionally an item enters the building creating a stir amongst staff; something so good you canāt quite believe youāre lucky enough to get to work alongside it, and so beautiful you canāt wait to tell everyone. This month that item is a – what I […]
THE RADFALL
May 22, 2015
Rob TurnerĀ is currently the Resident Armchair Artist at The Beaney in Canterbury.Ā I didn’t know I was going to start this residency with the Radfall, it just jumped out at me. I was looking through a cabinet of old Ordnance Survey maps in the local studies section of the Library in the Beaney. I was […]
A BIKE RIDE ALONG THE WANTSUM CHANNEL (PART 2)
July 14, 2015
Rob TurnerĀ is currently the Resident Armchair Artist at The Beaney in Canterbury.Ā So I decided to ride along the Wantscum Ā Channel a journey with two layers, the past and the present! I had seen some free literature about various heritage trails and national walking routes across the area, so I felt quite confident about finding […]
DRAMA IN THE DOLLSā HOUSE
February 24, 2016
Sonia OverallĀ is currently the Resident Armchair Artist at The Beaney in Canterbury.Ā Today I am drawn to the display of dolls houses and furniture in the Materials and Masters room. The bottom shelf of the cabinet is packed with household items, a bric-a-brac array of plates, serving dishes, cups, glasses, jugs, pots and pans and […]
Two Systems and an Evolving Language
December 14, 2016
The latest blog from Daniel Tollady, Ā Resident Armchair Artist atĀ The BeaneyĀ in Canterbury. I have become increasingly infatuated with the biofacts and geofacts that are on display in both the Masters and Materials room and the Colour and Camouflage room (biofacts being biological objects, and geofacts being geological objects). As I mentioned in my previous blog […]
THE CANTERBURY PEOPLE'S MAP PART VI
September 10, 2015
Rob TurnerĀ is currently the Resident Armchair Artist at The Beaney in Canterbury.Ā There’s a Grey Wagtail outside the window The annual rubber duck race was cancelled (due to excessive water weed) but rescheduled Where the Tour de France went I sat in this park hoping I would get this job and work in Canterbury (came […]