Manchester Museumさんのイラストまとめ

We love Georgia’s visualisation of her work placement at @McrMuseum! 🏳️‍🌈✨

As part of @TheProudTrust’s #ProudFutures programme, Ellie and Georgia have spent 5 weeks with our Visitor Team, experiencing working in a museum, meeting other teams & contributing to LGBTQ+ programming.

Motherhood takes many forms... Today we celebrate Dr Kathleen Drew-Baker (1901-1957) whose research @OfficialUoM on edible seaweed revolutionised the sushi industry in Japan, where she is known as 'Mother of the Sea'.🌊✨ #MothersDay #WomensHistoryMonth
👉 https://t.co/5S0NMnJ4Dm

Day 2 of @ProjectINCuk students' campaign to celebrate Black Heritage, creativity & culture.
In 1787, Manchester led the way in the fight to abolish slavery. Mancunians of every colour & creed sign a petition of over 10,500 signatures.
‘Unity 1787’ - Artwork by: @Venessascott_uk

A massive thank you to David and Vicky for today’s #DrawADinosaurDay workshop, and to all those who have been sharing dino-tastic drawings with us all day! ❤️🦖
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@paleomanchester @MM_Families @MM_Connects

Fuelled by imagination! ✨ We wouldn't like to be chased by this one... fabulous illustration from one of our young artists inspired by @McrMuseum's fossils collection. #DrawADinosaurDay

New Year, new skill? If you’re looking to take time out and get creative, artist @LucyBurscough has put together a workshop to create stunning images with needle felting, inspired by the botany collection @McrMuseum 🌿🌸
https://t.co/YGuAePJVBJ

Unfortunately, the storage box containing the rest of specimens of the original series was destroyed by Cribb’s landlady in revenge for rent arrears.

Since then, nobody else has been able to collect any further specimens, and the moth has not been seen alive.

Kathleen Mary Drew-Baker 1901-1957 was known for her research on edible seaweed which led to a breakthrough for commercial cultivation of sushi. Her scientific legacy is revered in Japan, & she is named Mother of the Sea. This is seaweed collected by Kathleen & in our collection

New #MMhellofuture blog by @DrHChalk @MM_Connects @McrMuseum on care and the #ClimateCrisis - discussions from #MuseumsFacingExtinction - organised by @WeAreMuseums @ClimateKIC @FuturiumD with @DianeDrubay and Sholeh @HowFascinating https://t.co/K54z06xrSv

Very few #rhinos survive outside protected areas. All five species are threatened, primarily by poaching.

Join us tonight 6 – 9pm for a free event dedicated to the conservation of these incredible creatures