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EXHIBITION: Building Memory – The architecture of death and burial in Bath
From high Victorian cemeteries through sombre war memorials to a peaceful garden for suffragettes, architecture has the power to commemorate the dead and captivate the living. The celebration of great lives and commemoration of tragic loss has produced some of Bath’s most individual (and often forgotten) structures and spaces. As we mark the centenary of…
Architectural Photographer of the Year competition 2018
Architecture is all around us, virtually everywhere we go there is some kind of building, structure or space. Photography is now the most accessible format of recording our lives especially with the development of the smart phone. The Museum of Bath Architecture is exploring the intrinsic link between Architecture and Photography and the way in which…
Clive Arrowsmith: Peter Gabriel Reflections – exciting new exhibition starts 1st December
This highly-anticipated exhibition opens on 1 December 2018, showing images taken by celebrated international photographer Clive Arrowsmith, famous for his work with Vogue and his images of Sir Paul McCartney, Daniel Barenboim, Prince Charles, Michael Caine and Helena Bonham Carter amongst others. In 1978 he photographed Peter Gabriel in a number of key locations around…
Christmas is a lusty fellow: celebrating the festive season with the Georgians
We are hosting this event for our sister museum - No. 1 Royal Crescent. We have much more space for what promises to be an animated and amusing talk! In this illustrated talk, food historian Dr Annie Gray will bring to life the kitchens of Georgian England, to form part of our lecture series celebrating…
An evening with Clive Arrowsmith
Join internationally acclaimed photographer Clive Arrowsmith for an entertaining evening of good wine and food. Listen to Clive talk about the fascinating world of fashion and rock photography. Clive can be described as a whirlwind, force of nature and true British icon. He has photographed the likes of David Bowie, Kate Bush, Brian Ferry and…