Behind the Glass Cabinet (2019)
Artwork by Akvile Terminate
Funded by UCL’s Train and Engage programme; and supported by the UCL Culture and UCL Science and Technology Studies, I planned, recorded and released the Behind the Glass Cabinet in 2019. The nine episodes explore alternative ideas about what it might mean to display objects in science museums in London, and the narratives that have been historically minoritised in the construction of exhibits as stands.
Other podcasts I’ve worked on include production and development of Transit Spectra with Claire Mead; and working on content development and being an interviewee on Little Atoms’ podcast Converging Cultures.
You can access it on your pod-catcher as well as listening to it here.
“highly enjoyable, informative listening for anyone interested in troubling who and what gets neglected and displaced from museums, collections, and the histories they perpetuate”
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