Pleased to see it out at last! Digging down into the lived experience and ways of thinking that objects, fabrics, scents etc brought with them onto the stage, in short chapters based around particular things (with colour images!).

The Arden Shakespeare@ardenpublisher.bsky.social · 2w ago

Beds, perfumes, doublets, torches, lutes, clocks, handkerchiefs… Who owned these objects in early modern England? How were they used? @profcatheriner.bsky.social's 'Shakespeare's Objects' explores 33 significant objects in full colour illustration. Out today! https://bit.ly/4f7YOaM

Festive morning on the marsh.

Rupert Everett in Conversation at UEA 🎬🎭 Thursday 4 December, 6.30pm Lecture Theatre 1, UEA Book your place: https://bit.ly/4qJesNh Join us for an extraordinary evening with BAFTA and Golden Globe-nominated actor Rupert Everett, in conversation with Arts Editor Nina Nannar.

Lakeland crafts this week - post-war print marking at Allan Bank and 19C natural dyeing at Blackwell.

Wonderful session in the stained glass workshops at Canterbury Cathedral yesterday, looking up close at one of the miracle windows that’s in for restoration. These represent the cure of a mentally ill man at St Thomas’ shrine. Detail just amazing - not visible in situ. Thanks to all!

Looking forward to welcoming some wonderful new PG cohorts for the AHRC Landscape Awards. Really exciting news for Arts and Humanities at UEA! www.uea.ac.uk/about/news/a...

Beyond Form: Lines of Abstraction 1950-1970 @Turner Contemporary Margate. Really interesting international stories about women’s making, by hand, at kitchen tables, having to clear their art away at mealtimes - lots of textiles too!

Gold and silver wire exhibition - incredible work, mainly early modern super-bling in these pics but also a stunning cope of London churches in different textures at Guildhall Art Gallery