Summertime Alumni Gathering 2024 |
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| Private Viewing | Irish Architectural Archive The FNCI at 100 | 'Neighbours in Space and Time’ Grafton Architects at the Sir John Soane’s Museum SAVE THE DATE Thursday, June 20 | 5:30-7:30pm Join fellow alumni of the School of Art History & Cultural Policy for our Annual Summertime Gathering kindly hosted this year by the Irish Architectural Archive. School alum Simon Lincoln, Exhibitions and Outreach Officer, will give us a private viewing of two exhibitions: The FNCI at 100 and ‘Neighbours in Space and Time’ Grafton Architects at the Sir John Soane’s Museum. The FNCI at 100: This exhibition is part of a national programme of events celebrating the centenary of the foundation of the Friends of the National Collections of Ireland. It presents a selection of the rich and diverse material added to the IAA’s holdings, and hence kept in Ireland and made publicly accessible, thanks directly to the efforts of what is Ireland’s oldest arts charity. ‘Neighbours in Space and Time’ Grafton Architects at the Sir John Soane’s Museum: In January 2022, the Marshall Building at 44 Lincoln’s Inn Fields opened its doors. Designed by Grafton Architects for the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), the building sits across the square from Sir John Soane’s Museum. This exhibition focuses on the relationship between the two buildings, which face each other across London’s largest garden square. |
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UCD School of Art History and Cultural Policy Alumni Newsletter |
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| Catch up on the School & our alumni in our biannual newsletter in which we share School activities and insights from students who benefit from the Alumni Research Support Award, and we spotlight the endeavours of our fantastic alumni. |
UCD School of Art History and Cultural Policy Alumni Research Support Award
The School of Art History and Cultural Policy Alumni Research Support Award was established to support up to three annual Research Support Awards to the sum of €500 each. These grants are open to postgraduate students who are currently registered for the taught MA, MLitt or PhD programmes in the School. The Alumni Research Support Award is made possible by the alumni of the School of Art History and Cultural Policy and is intended to flexibly support and/or enhance programme study and research expenses. Generous donations from School Alumni have allowed us to make five Alumni Research Support Awards since 2022. (opens in a new window)Donate >>>>