What s On Jan Mar 2017

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1 What s On Jan Mar 2017 Free Entry, Please Donate Weston Park Find out more at

2 Museums Sheffield is the charity that runs Millennium Gallery, and. Coming up this winter - a new project by internationally renowned contemporary artists, dazzling craftsmanship from the city s collections, plus brand new talks and workshops at Weston Park Museum. For our full programme and more details, visit Stay up to date with what s coming up. Sign up for our regular bulletin and get the latest news on all our exhibitions and events direct to your inbox. us at marketing@ with MAIL in the subject line.

3 Exhibitions & Displays Pocket watches from the city s Decorative Art collection Museums Sheffield Tim Etchells & Vlatka Horvat: What Can Be Seen 8 Feb 7 May 2017 What Can Be Seen is a new collaborative project by internationally renowned artists Tim Etchells and Vlatka Horvat reimagining Sheffield s diverse museum collections. Presenting new groupings of objects from the city s collections and the materials used to catalogue, maintain and preserve them, the exhibition explores how we attempt to understand the world through history, science, art, narrative and the act of collecting itself. In the playful, unexpected associations Etchells and Horvat create, the mysterious, unusual, banal and everyday are reframed in each other s company, inviting viewers to see them anew. Stories from the East: The Grice Ivories 11 Mar 9 July 2017 Discover a spellbinding world of myth and legend as some of the UK s finest examples of Chinese craftsmanship go on show at this spring. This is the largest display of these remarkable hand-carvings in over 15 years and will look at the tales, figures and traditions that inspired them. This exhibition will also explore how Dr John Grice s extraordinary collection of ivories came to Sheffield in the 1930s, as well as the history and impact of the ivory trade. Figure of Ma Gu, a Daoist immortal from around Photo Museums Sheffield

4 Exhibitions & Displays Protest badges from the city s Social History collection Museums Sheffield Protest Lab From 18 Mar 2017 Protest Lab is an experimental, vocal, social space where views are shared and ideas are challenged. Find out more about the history of protest and activism in Sheffield, tell us about the causes that matter to you and help us shape our forthcoming programme of exhibitions and events marking the 100th anniversary of the Representation of the People Act in Pedro Fuentes by Jeremy Abrahams Jeremy Abrahams Want to develop your own photography skills? Sign up for our workshop with Arrivals photographer Jeremy Abrahams - see our events listings for details. Arrivals: Making Sheffield Home Until 12 Feb 2017 Arrivals celebrates the remarkable stories of Sheffield residents who have travelled from across the globe to make a home in the city. A unique and moving tribute to Sheffield s richly diverse population, this striking series of images by photographer Jeremy Abrahams brings together portraits of people who arrived in the city between 1945 and Arrivals is supported by In partnership with Langdon Clay, King s Inn from the series Cars, New York, Image Langdon Clay. This exhibition has been organised in partnership with the Victoria and Albert Museum, made possible with Art Fund support and the assistance of the Foyle Foundation. Street View: Photographs of Urban Life Until 11 Mar 2017 The ever-present backdrop to our daily lives, the street has been a consistent feature in photography throughout the 20th century. Street View brings together work by Henri Cartier-Bresson, Bill Brandt, Roger Mayne and more to explore how photographers have captured street life on camera. See images drawn from Sheffield s own collection alongside key loans from the V&A and the Hyman Collection.

5 Latest News Dig deeper into Sheffield s story with new events for adults at From January, you ll be able to find out even more about the collections on show in our new displays and galleries at Weston Park Museum as we introduce a brand new programme of events for adults. Our new regular Tuesday sessions will include talks and gallery tours, hands-on workshops and events inspired by the objects and artwork on display, as well our new monthly Museum Book Club see our Events listings over the page for more info. These new regular adult events join our popular programme of activities for children and families to explore our full event line-up visit. Photo Andy Brown Museums come alive at night with Live Lates When we open the doors to one of our Live Lates, expect the unexpected. So far, our after-hours events have spanned everything from live art extravaganzas, burlesque, and digital coding raves to mass crafting and Egyptian afterlife parties, not to mention hours of live music. If you ve not been before, now s the perfect time to give them a try. First up in February, 1967 celebrates a LGBT landmark year, followed by a very special event curated by Sheffield s sonic innovators, Blood Sport look out for more info on that coming soon. And there s more in store - keep an eye on our website for details of new Lives Lates throughout the year. Photo Andy Brown

6 Events Jan 2017 Lunchtime Talk: Treasures of the Gallery Tue 10 Jan, pm Workshop: Writing Arrivals with Suzannah Evans Sat 14 Jan & Sat 11 Feb, 10.30am 1.30pm 15 per session, please book in advance Workshop: Photography with Jeremy Abrahams Sat 21 Jan, 10am 5pm 60 per person please book in advance Feb 2017 Curator Tour: What on Earth Tue 7 Feb, pm Workshop: Life Drawing Sat 18 Feb, 10.30am 4.30pm 30 per person, please book in advance Lunchtime Talk: Enchanting Displays - The Material Culture of Witchcraft Mon 20 Feb, pm LGBT History Month Celebrations Live Late: 1967 Fri 24 Feb, pm LGBT History Month B4 67: When Love was a Crime Sat 25 Feb, 12 10pm See our website for more details Mar 2017 Storytelling: John Ruskin s King of the Golden River Fri 3 Mar, 1 2pm Lunchtime Talk: Highlights of Picturing Sheffield Tues 7 Mar, pm Workshop: IWD2017 Body Positive Felting Sat 11 Mar, 11am 2pm Activity Room 10, please book in advance Craft Market Sat 18 Mar, 10am 4pm

7 Events Mar 2017 Adult Regular Classes Lunchtime Talk: Stand Up and be Counted: Protest & Activism Mon 20 Mar, pm Craft Club Every Monday, excluding school holidays, 10.30am 12.30pm, The Graves Art Club Every Thursday, excluding school holidays, 11am 1pm 5, pay in the shop on the day Live Late: Blood Sport Fri 24 March, pm 9 adv, 12 OTD, please book online via our website Workshop: The Dance Within Moving in the Gallery Sat 25 March, 10.30am 4.00pm 25, please book in advance Life Drawing Every Friday, excluding school holidays, 10.30am 12.30pm 8, pay in the shop on the day Drawing Skills Tuesdays, 24 & 31 Jan, 21 & 28 Feb, 21 & 28 Mar 8, pay in the shop on the day Regular Sessions Paintings in Focus: Camille Pissarro Fri 13 Jan, John Singer Sargent Tue 24 Jan, Weston Park Edward Burne-Jones Fri 10 Feb, pm - The Museum Book Club Tuesdays,17 Jan, 14 Feb, 14 Mar pm Talking Life, Talking Art Wednesdays, 18 Jan, 15 Feb, 15 Mar, 2 3pm How to Book Call or events@ For details of our full events programme visit Donations at our free events help support work across our museums and galleries.

8 Opening Hours & Contact Information Our Sites Arundel Gate Sheffield, S1 2PP Opening hours: Open every day Mon Sat 10am 5pm Sun 11am 4pm Bank Holidays 11am 4pm Surrey Street Sheffield, S1 1XZ (Above the Central Library) Opening hours: Open Tue Sat 11am 4pm (Weds 1 6pm) Western Bank Sheffield, S10 2TP Opening hours: Mon Fri 10am 4pm Sat 10am 5pm Sun 11am 4pm Bank Holidays 10am 5pm Closes 5pm Mon Fri from 27 Mar 2017 and during school holidays Cover image: Pocket watches from the city s Decorative Art collection Museums Sheffield Contact Museums Sheffield Call or info@ This leaflet is available in large type format please call us to request a copy or ask at our museums. Join our Friends Support our work across the city by becoming a Friend and receive invitations to exclusive events and discounts in our shops and cafés. For more info call the Friends office on Hire our spaces Our flexible spaces provide a unique setting for your event or celebration. To find out more, call or museumssheffield@baxterstorey.com Principal funders Museums Sheffield thanks our major funders, Sheffield City Council and Arts Council England. Partners V&A have been working in partnership with Museums Sheffield since We support Our Favourite Places, Sheffield s Culture Guide. ourfaveplaces.co.uk Help keep our museums and galleries free and open for everyone to enjoy. Text SHEF003 to to donate 5 today. Museums Sheffield is a registered charity no