From exploring herbarium uses to discovering the secrets of wildflowers and fungi, come and discover the fascinating world of plant science in just 30 minutes! Science on Sundays is a free, informal and monthly series of talks, sharing the latest discoveries in plant science and research with our visitors.
From exploring herbarium uses to discovering the secrets of wildflowers and fungi, come and discover the fascinating world of plant science in just 30 minutes! Science on Sundays is a free, informal and monthly series of talks, sharing the latest discoveries in plant science and research with our visitors.
From exploring herbarium uses to discovering the secrets of wildflowers and fungi, come and discover the fascinating world of plant science in just 30 minutes! Science on Sundays is a free, informal and monthly series of talks, sharing the latest discoveries in plant science and research with our visitors.
Join art historian and curator Dr Amy Tobin, at Murray Edwards College, as she guides a conversation between Dame Marina Warner – historian, mythographer, author and art critic – and special guests soon to be announced.
Presented in collaboration with The Women's Art Collection.
Students are eligible for free tickets for this event - please contact tickets@museums.cam.ac.uk to book these.
Explore how themes of spirituality and technology are closely woven together throughout 'William Blake’s Universe' and 'The Goddess, the Deity & the Cyborg' exhibition at Murray Edwards College.
Presented in collaboration with The Women's Art Collection.
Students are eligible for free tickets for this event - please contact tickets@museums.cam.ac.uk to book these.
Taking inspiration from ‘William Blake’s Universe’ and ‘The Goddess, the Deity & the Cyborg’ at Murray Edwards College, this workshop draws upon contemplative practice and cross-genre techniques.
Presented in collaboration with The Women's Art Collection.
Students are eligible for free tickets for this event - please contact tickets@museums.cam.ac.uk to book these.
This reading group brings together the visionary writings of William Blake and ecofeminist, activist and artist Monica Sjöö to explore the role of spirituality and belief in committed art practices.
Image: Detail of William Blake, ‘Albion's Angel rose / Europe A Prophecy’, 1794-1821 © The Fitzwilliam Museum, University of Cambridge.
From exploring herbarium uses to discovering the secrets of wildflowers and fungi, come and discover the fascinating world of plant science in just 30 minutes! Science on Sundays is a free, informal and monthly series of talks, sharing the latest discoveries in plant science and research with our visitors.
What do you think of when you hear the word ‘fungus’? Mushrooms? Moulds? Diseases? What about a maze of fungal filaments living in partnership with the plants all around you?
From exploring herbarium uses to discovering the secrets of wildflowers and fungi, come and discover the fascinating world of plant science in just 30 minutes! Science on Sundays is a free, informal and monthly series of talks, sharing the latest discoveries in plant science and research with our visitors.
From exploring herbarium uses to discovering the secrets of wildflowers and fungi, come and discover the fascinating world of plant science in just 30 minutes! Science on Sundays is a free, informal and monthly series of talks, sharing the latest discoveries in plant science and research with our visitors.
Do you know how plants get their scientific names?