Curator and Keeper: the University of York Art Collection Podcast

Join Dr. Helena Cox and TV's archive-bothering man, Gary Brannan on another journey up the arts.

This time, we are joined by Dr. Eleanor Jackson from York Art Gallery, where we discuss her route into the career; pocket bibles (which do NOT go in pockets); pockets and the invention thereof; and the logistics and thinking behind York Art Gallery's latest exhibition, 'Making Waves: The Art of Japanese Woodblock Print'.

Join Dr. Helena Cox and TV's archive-bothering man, Gary Brannan on another journey up the arts.

This time, we are joined by Dr. Eleanor Jackson from York Art Gallery, where we discuss her route into the career; pocket bibles (which do NOT go in pockets); pockets and the invention thereof; and the logistics and thinking behind York Art Gallery's latest exhibition, 'Making Waves: The Art of Japanese Woodblock Print'.

Join Dr Helena Cox and TV's archive-bothering man, Gary Brannan, on another journey up the highways and byways of all things arts.

This week, we are joined by Dr Sarah Burnage, curator at Fairfax House in York, a Georgian townhouse with a world-class collection of eighteenth-century English furniture, clocks, paintings and porcelain.  In this episode, we discuss curating a museum, finding one's niche in a crowded city, and Sarah's route into the profession - as well as the challenge of looking after a load of historic timepieces.

And if you'd like to know more about Noel Terry's collection, you can find more in the Borthwick Papers podcast.

Join Dr Helena Cox and Gary Brannan for another adventure up the arts, as we join forces with some of the University of York Library's Digital Skills Team (Sam Hazeldine, Siobhan Dunlop and Steph Jesper) to discuss all things digitally creative - 3D scanning, 3D printing, erasure poetry and more; with an occasional digression to explore the joy of the behind-of-things; and YOU can join in with our question of 'What Was The Graffiti In Your Town'?

Join us this time for a special chat with the Reverend Canon Maggie McLean, Canon Missioner at York Minster. Maggie talks to us about the link between faith and art; how a cathedral works as a gallery, and reveals to us what a Canon actually is