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Late April at RAMM
- Rathbones Spring Concert Series: Martin Roscoe, Piano
- Living Each Season: Dementia-friendly object-handling
- Naturally Inspired: International Garden Photographer of the Year
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Botanicals, gardens and landscapes are the inspiration for a season of exhibitions and events at RAMM. The Naturally Inspired season includes award-winning photography, botanical watercolours...
8 April
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Express & Echo readers have voted Teignmouth-based art group Flying Colours winner of the 2016 Local Art Show. This year’s show has a botanical theme and how that has been interpreted by the group’s members can be seen in RAMM’s Gallery 22 from Saturday 30 April to Sunday 29 May...
7 April
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Thu 21 Apr, 1.10pm to 2.15pm, £6
Taking its lead from William Morris and promoted by the
efforts of Charles Robert Ashbee, the Arts and Crafts Movement flourished in
The Cotswolds area from 1885 to 1935...
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Fri 22 Apr, 10.30am to 12.30pm, £15 (including companion)
A spring theme: the first cuckoo. Touch and talk about
objects reflecting the magic of the new season, from pale blue eggs to the
first cuckoo, from migrating butterflies to painted spring landscapes...
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Sat 23 Apr, 2 to 2.50pm, £5
Take
a 50-minute tour behind the scenes to see some of the reserve collections and
find out more about the conservation, display and storage of objects...
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Tue 26 Apr, 11am to 3pm, free, drop in
Explore and handle authentic and replica Second World War
objects in the Making History gallery...
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Tue 26 Apr, 1 to 2pm, £10 (£8)
Philip
Smith, founder of the International Garden Photographer of the Year, will
introduce the competition...
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Wed 27 Apr, 6.30 for 7.30pm start. Drinks £2 donation. £20
(£18)
Series ticket £55 (£50) for 3
Patrons 2 for the price of 1
The Rathbones Spring
Concert Series 2016
opens with a recital by Martin Roscoe, one of our most distinguished and
popular pianists...
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From 28 Apr
As part of the Naturally Inspired season of
botanicals, gardens and landscapes, writer and broadcaster Toby Buckland will
be installing a lush garden into the museum. In the Garden Reception there will
be a brightly coloured .......
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Thus 28 Apr to 26 May, 10am to 1pm, £80 (£40)
An initial inspiration day using RAMM’s building and
collections to kick-start a short stone carving course for beginners. Led by
expert Maria Moorhouse, with Roger Taylor, RAMM’s geology expert...
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Fri 29 and Sat 30 Apr, 10am to 5pm, £6, children
free. Powderham Castle, Kenton, Exeter EX6 8JQ
Look out for the museum stand at this year’s festival,
promoting RAMM’s Naturally Inspired season of exhibitions and activities.
RAMM’s Curator of Ethnography is also featured in the Kitchen Cutting ...
Tickets from www.tobygardenfest.co.uk
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Sat 30 Apr, 11am to 3pm. Drop in. £3
Come and learn about life and death in Ancient Egypt. Learn
and help with a re-enactment of the mummification of Shep en-Mut. Have a go at the addictive Ancient Egyptian
game of Senet. Join the Scribe School and learn how to write in hieroglyphs...
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Sat 30 Apr, 11.30am to 3pm. Drop in. Ticketed but free.
Join
one of our 30-minute tours of our Egyptian Collection. Learn about the
background to the collection and visit the Tomb of Shep en-Mut...
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Apr to 28 Aug, £4 (£2)
This
exhibition showcases the top entries from the International Garden Photographer
of the Year 2016. Now in its ninth year, this premier competition for garden
and plant photography...
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30 Apr to 29 May
Express & Echo readers have voted Teignmouth-based art group Flying Colours winner of the 2016 Local Art Show. This year’s show has a botanical theme and how that has been interpreted by the group’s members can be seen in ...
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24 October 2015 to 8 May 2016
City landmarks, British landscapes and a spotlight on Cecil Collins: an English visionary who drew inspiration from the prophecies of William Blake and Far Eastern philosophy...
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4 Apr to 27 Jun
This collector loves inkwells; after a trip to an antique
shop where one caught her eye. She now has more than fifty. From a knight to a
nautilus, they come in all sorts of shapes...
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Until January 2017
In Rod Dickinson’s Outlier Detection a 3D digital version of a decorative hand-painted 1830s police truncheon from RAMM's collection is animated by a stream of live data from www.legislation.co.uk
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