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Wednesday, 07 December Events on 14th November 2022
Private Tours of Historic Howff Cemetery
14th November - 00:00
'The Howff' is an old Scots name for a meeting place-you will find out why on the tour!
Bacchanal - Le We Be Free
14th November - 09:30
Bacchanal explores the history of carnivals. How did a harvest celebration for slaves become the world's most iconic street party?
Bacchanal - Le We Be Free
14th November - 09:30
Bacchanal explores the history of carnivals. How did a harvest celebration for slaves become the world's most iconic street party?
Scotland, Global Solidarity and Mandela
14th November - 09:30
This exhibition tells the story of Nelson Mandela's relationship to Scotland and the role played by the Scottish people in the global struggle to end apartheid.
Nashashibi/Skaer: Chimera
14th November - 09:30
Chimera is an exhibition bringing together newly commissioned film, sculpture, painting and prints with existing film work by Nashashibi/Skaer.
Nashashibi/Skaer: Chimera
14th November - 09:30
Chimera is an exhibition bringing together newly commissioned film, sculpture, painting and prints with existing film work by Nashashibi/Skaer.
Nashashibi/Skaer: Chimera
14th November - 09:30
Chimera is an exhibition bringing together newly commissioned film, sculpture, painting and prints with existing film work by Nashashibi/Skaer.
Are You Sitting Comfortably?
14th November - 10:00
Works on paper are vulnerable to light, which can cause them to fade if exposed for long periods.
Valentines Mini Exhibition
14th November - 10:00
Discovery Point is hosting a mini Exhibition in support of V&A's 'Sincerely Valentines' exhibit.
Hidden Histories: Exploring Equality, Diversity and Inclusion in Dundee's Art Collection
14th November - 10:00
Many museums are coming to terms with the legacy of the past. Central to this is the question - whose lives do our collections reflect?
