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Exhibitions, Public Outreach and Symposia: an Overview

Display case featuring Solomon Enos's artwork, as well as objects from the Pitt Rivers collection
Solomon Enos’s artwork on display at the Pitt Rivers Museum, alongside the artifacts from the museum’s archives that Enos referred to while working on his adaptations of ‘The Bottle Imp’ and ‘The Isle of Voices’.

Throughout this interdisciplinary project, our research team engages with a diverse public to share new perspectives arising from our research. Two exhibitions, one in Oxford and one in Edinburgh, showcase the artistic processes of our artists; two symposya, one in Edinburgh and one in Apia, bring in dialogue world experts in a more academic setting; a Public Lecture held for RLS day 2022, provides an accessible overview of the project and finally the evening at the St. Cecilia’s Hall for RLS day 2023 offers an insight into Stevenson’s musical pursuit.

All these public engagement events were freely accessible.

 

Exhibition case featuring Simon Grennan's artwork and designs for Shadow Play
Simon Grennan’s adaptation on display at the Pitt Rivers Museum
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