I am honoured to have been included in Bob Frishman's latest bulletin for the National Association of Watch and Clock Collectors (NAWCC) as one of the London women in horology, relating to my forthcoming book chapter on clocks and watches in art and literature from the medieval period to the present, forthcoming in Anthony Turner's General History of Horology (Oxford University Press, 2021). http://watchnews.nawcc.org/free_bulletin_article/173-177_MJ20-WEB.pdf
I will be giving a weekend lecture course at the Institute for Continuing Education, University of Cambridge from 16-18 June, on the subject of Painters, Poets and Musicians in Shakespeare's England.
I'm thrilled to present Tudors Now!, the Paul Mellon Centre Summer 2023 Public Event Series. Roundtables and workshops to capture a snapshot of Tudor art history Now! To find out more and book tickets
Read an essay exploring the issues in my forthcoming book Tudor Liveliness: Vivid Art in Post-Reformation England, in this month's PMC Notes 23: https://issuu.com/paulmelloncentre/docs/pmcnotes_23