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What does fashion mean to you? Speaking to families local to Bath to find out what sparks curiosity
Having fun getting to know the cultural and storytelling ecosystem in and around Bath
🎉👏👏 So excited to hear that the Fashion Museum Bath received Round 1 NLHF funding for a new High Street home at the Old Post Office. Looking forward to further develop ideas further...
Welcome to our Narrative Threads instagram, with snapshots of projects in the making and glimpses into our ways of thinking and seeing! Allison and Catherine
Threads of time: a four-stranded timeline that contextualises the toppling of the Colston statue through key events and major shifts, showing the push and pull between protest, politics and culture.
Interweaving past and future in Protest in Bristol … this participatory timeline contextualises events leading up to the toppling of the Colston statue. People are invited to add relevant contributions relating to past, present and imagined fu
Really honoured to have facilitated conversations with Bristol Museums Service and a working group of local activists, artists, academics and community groups. Such an inspiring and eloquent bunch of people!
When walking about Bristol, you don't have to look very hard to find that independent spirit -- it's everywhere, from murals to plaques and signs, to superheroine capes!
Reframing narratives and increasing female representation at the National Portrait Gallery. Works include self-portraits, photography, and a 7-panel mural depicting 130 women from British history and culture, produced in collaboration with communitie
Increasing the diversity of sitters was essential to the National Portrait Gallery new re-hang, as the institution strives to be the nation's family album. Many a conversation was had around representation and questions of 'whose family' and 'who's m