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Cosmic Christmas Shop

Andrew Logan invites you to his Cosmic Christmas Shop ๐ŸŽ„

Hosted at the Andrew Logan Museum of Sculpture
Saturday 16th December 2023
2.30 – 5pm
FREE ENTRY

โ€œEnjoy a glass of sparkling fizz and a mince pie as you browse new collections of Andrewโ€™s iconic wearable art.
Treat someone special to a unique Christmas gift that they will treasure forever.
Sing-a-long to carols as you shop-a-long with stocking fillers galore; Andrew will be on hand with his golden pen to sign your Christmas gifts with cosmic messages of Joy for the New Year ahead.โ€

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Make a Star Masterclass 2023

Join us for a festive and jolly time!

Andrew Logan is delighted to announce that the wonderful Make A Star Workshops are back in time for the festive season!! โญ๏ธ๐ŸŽ„

Wednesday
6/12/2023
2-5pm

Saturday
16/12/2023
11-2pm

Design your very own Andrew Logan inspired wearable art!
Hosted at the @andrewloganmuseum๐Ÿ’–

To find more details about the workshop and book your places, head over to the link in bio!
We expect these ever popular workshops to sell out quickly so book soon to avoid disappointment! ๐Ÿ’–

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Careers | Andrew Logan Museum of Sculpture

The applications are now CLOSED

Job Opportunity!

We are pleased to announce that The Andrew Logan Museum of Sculpture has successfully received funding from The National Lottery Heritage Fund to undertake a project on The Heritage of Andrew Logan over two years.

This will allow us to create two new staff posts at the museum โ€“ a full-time Project Curator and a part-time Project Co-ordinator.

These roles will allow us to complete an audit and survey of the museum collection in terms of conservation needs, cataloguing, display, and storage, and work towards the creation of a fully digital catalogue of Andrew’s artworks. It will enable further research into Andrew’s life to explain and interpret his work with relevance to politics, economy, social history and culture as well as moral attitudes of the period from the late 1960s – through Glam Rock, Punk, New Romantics, Disco, and Rave cultures to the present day. The grant will allow us to create new digital archives to supplement those now held at the Andrew Logan archive at De Montfort University.

We send huge thanks to The National Lottery Heritage Fund and National Lottery players for giving us this opportunity.

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