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Interpretations

Big Ideas from MA students at the University of Leeds

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  • 2021
    • Consent, Coercion, and Constraint: exploring women’s freedom through objects that have shaped their bodies
    • Dissecting History: Exploring the Use of Human Bodies in Medicine through Time
    • Onus – Metropolitan Museum of Art
    • A Matter of Taste:
    • talking textiles
    • Small Objects Big Protest: Everyday objects infused with messages of protest
    • Constructing Colonialism: The Power of the Written Word
    • Serving Sin: How dining depicts good and evil
    • Personal Belongings: On Display
    • The Value of the Unknown
  • 2022
    • A Women’s Duty
    • Fragile Survivors
    • CLICK AND COLLECT
    • Mental Health : Misunderstanding & mistreatment
    • SI-The Fashion Of Convention
    • IN A HEART BEAT
    • Anti-art- What？Where？Why？
    • Under Sight
    • My Body is My Own
  • 2023
    • Group A – The Rubber Revolution – Safe Sex Marketing In The AIDS Epidemic
    • Group B – Rijksmuseum
    • Group C – York Museums Trust
    • Group D – Science Museum
    • Group E – Getty Centre
    • Group F – Yale Centre for British Art
    • Group G – Art Institute of Chicago
    • Group H – Biodiversity Heritage Library
    • Group I – Metropolitan Museum of Art
    • Group J – Smithsonian Collections
  • 2024
    • Wellcome Collection
    • Art Institute of Chicago
    • Science Museum
    • Smithsonian Institution
    • The Getty Museum
    • Biodiversity Heritage Library
    • Yale Center for British Art
    • York Museums Trust
    • The Metropolitan Museum of Art

A Woman’s Duty: Challenging the Idealisation of the Dutch Home

An exhibition drawing on the collections of the Rijksmuseum

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