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Cathedral Christmas events, services and concerts 1 November–1 February Cathedral Cathedral Christmas events, services and concerts, including dates, times and full details of each event
Cathedral Christmas events, services and concerts 1 November–1 February Cathedral Cathedral Christmas events, services and concerts, including dates, times and full details of each event
It's not just black and white: Renaissance and Baroque drawings in chalk and charcoal 15 November–16 March Christ Church Picture Gallery Exhibition Continuing the Picture Gallery’s exhibition series on materials and materiality of Renaissance and Baroque drawings, this show explores black chalk and charcoal. A medium that began to flourish in the late fifteenth century and has become the workhorse of drawing utensils.
It's not just black and white: Renaissance and Baroque drawings in chalk and charcoal 15 November–16 March Christ Church Picture Gallery Exhibition Continuing the Picture Gallery’s exhibition series on materials and materiality of Renaissance and Baroque drawings, this show explores black chalk and charcoal. A medium that began to flourish in the late fifteenth century and has become the workhorse of drawing utensils.
"Beyond the Appliances of Art": Lewis Carroll and His Illustrators 27 January–26 February Upper Library, Christ Church Exhibition This exhibition explores how Lewis Carroll worked with artists to create the illustrations for his books and to make sure that the pictures in his books matched his ideas and fitted his text. The exhibition explores how Carroll's works have inspired later artists and illustrators to produce their own interpretations.
"Beyond the Appliances of Art": Lewis Carroll and His Illustrators 27 January–26 February Upper Library, Christ Church Exhibition This exhibition explores how Lewis Carroll worked with artists to create the illustrations for his books and to make sure that the pictures in his books matched his ideas and fitted his text. The exhibition explores how Carroll's works have inspired later artists and illustrators to produce their own interpretations.
Humanities Beyond Academia: Skills for Selling 27 January Oxford Edge, 37 St Giles Workshop / Course "Skills for Selling" Workshop with Pegram Harrison, Senior Fellow in Entrepreneurship
Humanities Beyond Academia: Skills for Selling 27 January Oxford Edge, 37 St Giles Workshop / Course "Skills for Selling" Workshop with Pegram Harrison, Senior Fellow in Entrepreneurship
Life Sciences Innovation Sprint 31 January Oxford Edge, 37 St Giles Hackathon A one-day sprint uniting students from Oxford and UCL to tackle real healthcare and life sciences challenges, guided by top VCs, founders, and industry experts.
Life Sciences Innovation Sprint 31 January Oxford Edge, 37 St Giles Hackathon A one-day sprint uniting students from Oxford and UCL to tackle real healthcare and life sciences challenges, guided by top VCs, founders, and industry experts.
Humanities Beyond Academia: Neurodivergent Retail and Entrepreneurship 10 February Oxford Edge, 37 St Giles Talk / Lecture Join Olly and Amelia Markeson, Founders and CEOs of Neurohaus, for a talk on neurodivergent entrepreneurship, inclusive design, and building businesses that embrace difference as a strength.
Humanities Beyond Academia: Neurodivergent Retail and Entrepreneurship 10 February Oxford Edge, 37 St Giles Talk / Lecture Join Olly and Amelia Markeson, Founders and CEOs of Neurohaus, for a talk on neurodivergent entrepreneurship, inclusive design, and building businesses that embrace difference as a strength.
