to John Gould who was born in 1804. An eminent ornithologist, who worked here at ZSL as Curator of Birds. Gould described the birds Darwin brought back from his expedition aboard HMS Beagle, so we decided to share the famous 'Darwin's finches'!

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Q: What is your favorite piece in the collection?
A: Right now, it’s the recently restored Japanese screen at Taliesin, “Pine Tree, Pheasant and Ducks.” But really, I don’t have favorites—I enjoy them all.

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Our upcoming exhibition at will explore the relationships between families and their loved ones in prison, with selections of artworks from the chosen by 5 groups of curators who have supported family inside >> https://t.co/2IvFVgAYlA

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Language Shift Exhibition —Exploring languages & including linguist & dir. SOAS Endangered Language Archive Mandana Seyfeddinipur, Mary Kuper, curator & writer , poets & https://t.co/aTBFv0c066

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Our programme continues today! 🗝🎨
Join curator Sophie Willamson for a private tour of the current exhibition Voluta at ! 🙌

https://t.co/EMubTFXKOa

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As opens an exhibition that celebrates groundbreaking innovations in design, its curator discusses the medium’s radical development over the past 20 years, & why now is the right time for a show of this kind
https://t.co/8owGWqzwtb

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The RWS was founded in 1804 and a LOT has happened since then. To quote Hon. Curator James Faure Walker, 'From the start, rival societies sprang up, with splits and furious resignations.' (blimey!) Read James' full article on here: https://t.co/lNYBqVPRzc

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The Gamescom gift for I had the pleasure to met last year (and wasnt there this year...). - The poor Wiki team (and a woodenP) who have to deal with a very bad pocket raptor curator for the lore book...

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