Henry Moore Institute, Leeds. Nicole Cochrane on Learning to Love the Modern
University of Bradford/AHRC Heritage Consortium PhD student works with Japanese woodblock print masterpieces in advance of exhibition at the British Museum
Heritage engagement projects: developing economic and cultural well-being
The Heritage Consortium & NECAH conference 2017: A Time and A Place
The 'mugshots' cell at the Nottingham Galleries of Justice Museum. Taken by Rhiannon Pickin.
Grim Up North? Symposium, 16 September 2016, Leeds
Gothic Heritage Study Day, Northumbria University, 8 October 2015
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Learning to Love the Modern
First Impressions. Hi, my name is Nicole and I am a self-confessed modern art-phobe. Which probably isn’t the easiest thing for an art historian to admit. After dedicating my academic career to the study of ancient art, I confess I find it hard to rationalise the graceful forms of the art of the ancient world…
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The Heritage Consortium is coordinated by the History Department at the University of Hull and consists of Bradford, Huddersfield, Hull, Leeds Beckett, Northumbria, Sheffield Hallam and Teesside universities.
We work in strategic partnership with eight regional, national and international heritage organisations and networks, as well as with a wider network of over 70 partner organisations, to deliver doctoral training and to promote research in all aspects of heritage.
The Consortium was established in 2013 and is supported by £1.85 million of postgraduate funding from the Arts and Humanities Research Council and £1.11 million provided by its seven members.
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