Art History Abroad

Join us this Sat for our ‘Advantages of the Arts’ FREE Webinar. April 24th, 6pm - 7pm. This useful resource presents concisely what Arts opportunities are available for #SummerHolidays or #GapYears. Feat. @IrishGapYear @CowHouseStudios @berridgeprogram arthistoryabroad.com/artsweb…

Are you aged 16-18 and fancy winning a trip to Italy? Our Trenchard Cox Scholarship 2021 is now open for registration! Register via the link today: arthistoryabroad.com/scholar…

Mistletoe, christmas trees, holly, ivy… why all the greenery at Christmas? Renowned horticulturist Alys Fowler will dive into the natural history, folklore and customs of decorating our homes with evergreens in her lecture ‘Midwinter Greenery’. Tomorrow: arthistoryabroad.com/.../liv…

@TravelMole @wizzair travelmole.com/news_feature.… Is this for American travellers too?

We can't wait! @drrichardstemp

In lighter news, Saturday saw #NationalPastaDay so here's @BrianBilston's ode to the fantastic carbohydrate.

Things we loved listening to this weekend. The @NewYorktimes_ON discusses David's weak ankles, challenging the common belief that 'all art his safe'. Have a listen via the link! buff.ly/3o4O28I

Amazing initiative from @mauritshuis in these strange, socially distanced times. buff.ly/3luevua

The Artemisia exhibition is talk of the town! We are thrilled to be hosting a Live and Online lecture given by AHA Alumni Lucy Chiswell, The Dorset Curatorial Fellow at The National Gallery who has been assisting with the exhibition. For tix, click here: buff.ly/36Vt0mx

#TuesdayTips - 'What The F*ck Is' - an online community founded by AHA Alum Wells Fray-Smith that brings together people's responses to art and architecture. Head over to the instagram via this link and be a part of the conversation: buff.ly/3iRKYZx

'Images of strength and beauty' - A striking showcase of photographs for your Monday, marking the importance of #BlackHistoryMonth buff.ly/3lmjywv

SEMESTER COURSE UPDATE! Read on for a message of hope and possibility... We have been working hard to manoeuvre with the times and keep up with the ever changing landscape of travel that 2020 has served up. With… instagram.com/p/CC_gXqKBLtZ/… – at Yorkshire and The Humber, England

Fancy a June Zoom? We are thrilled to announce that AHA will be running a short series of live online lectures starting Wednesday. Book your place today! #arthistorylectures #lecturesonline #arthistory #travel arthistoryabroad.com/dates-f…

Fancy some inspiration indoors? We've picked ten of our favourite @TEDTalks for you to get excited about arthistoryabroad.com/2020/04…

'Dreamlike drone footage' of a still, bella Roma: buff.ly/2yZrbGt

'Caffè sospeso', or suspended coffee, in which an individual pays for an extra coffee at a bar that any passing person can later claim. A wonderful glimpse into the Naples we know and love. We can't wait to go back.

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We hope you had wonderful Easter weekends. In case you missed it, here's Andrea Bocelli being enchanting in Milan Cathedral buff.ly/2xkdBx0

We are delighted to have over 50 entries in our Trenchard Cox Scholarship, administered by our lovely, creative friends @theartssociety. Our judges are poring over the entries; watch this space for our 2020 winner. 📸: last year's winner, Ella Blomfield, @doverbroecks with David!

“Italy is a dream that keeps returning for the rest of your life.“ Anna Akhmatova Born in June 1889 in Odessa, Anna Andreyevna Gorenko used the pen name Akhmatova and was a poet, translator and memoirist.