• Stuffed, Stitched and Studied: Taxidermy in the 19th century 

      Philp, Jude; Anthony, Gill; Blackburn, Robert; Lui-Chivizhe, Leah
      Published 2015
      Taxidermy is the process of making a life-like sculpture of an animal from its own skin. To make an elephant one needs a wooden frame, a fish needs gentle stuffing, a kangaroo needs stuffing and wire too; for a caterpillar ...
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    • Animal Gods: Classics and Classificiation 

      Richards, Candace; Philp, Jude
      Published 2022
      Although biological sciences and classical studies are today disparate disciplines, natural philosophers once drew heavily upon the mythological figures of the ancient past when creating new scientific names for animal and ...
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    • Coastline 

      Stephen, Ann
      Published 2021
      Coastline reveals profoundly different perceptions of the liminal space where land meets sea. Over centuries, artists have represented its changing appearance and meaning – sometimes as part of a journey, sometimes as a ...
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    • Instrumental: Collections from Science. Calculating and Computing 

      Brazier, Jan; McMorrow, Kelsey
      Published 2021
      Instrumental: Collections from Science is a changing display of scientific instruments and apparatus drawn from the Macleay Collections of the Chau Chak Wing Museum. Each iteration focuses on a theme exploring the range ...
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    • Shattered Glass: Illuminating the Past 

      Bollen, Elizabeth
      Published 2015
      Glass is a paradoxical material. It has enough strength to span the 10 metre wide very large telescopes and yet, as we all know, when dropped on a hard surface can shatter into hundreds of fragments. This exhibition sets ...
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