Back from holiday and birthday shenanigans. Will write up our trip to Malta soon, and also some notes I made on The Gift by Lewis Hyde, which m'colleague Ben was kind enough to supply me. Have some rewrites to do first.
At 13.15 on Thursday 1 July, I'll be giving a free talk at the National Portrait Gallery, “Portraits in Time and Space” on 10 people in the gallery's collection that Doctor Who has met on screen.
Also, I wrote the writing bits of Houses of History, a history of the Palace of Westminster and parliamentary democracy aimed at school kids, for the Parliament website. (See also the Cimex website for more on the project.) It works best if you view it full screen and have your sound on.
And here's a sterling defence of Hansard, what I also sometimes do bits of work for.
Friday, June 25, 2010
A few things
Labels:
droo,
history,
m'colleagues,
painting,
public engagements,
stuff written,
westminster
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I can't go to your talk on Thursday because of work but Jamie might be able to!
I hope to be along if I can get in from Oxfordshire in time.
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