A mythological interpretation puzzle
Posted by Antony Lee, Category: Archaeology
In our archaeological collections there is a Greek bronze mirror, said to depict the Judgement of Paris. But does it really? Read more
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Competition Winner Raises Flag
Posted by Will Mason, Category: Art
Winners of OPEM3 Flag Design competition fly from The Usher Gallery Read more
The Woodland Project
Posted by Will Mason, Category: Art Events News
Support a local art and environmental project, by artist Christopher Wiles. Read more
New Lunchtime Lecture series
Posted by Antony Lee, Category: Archaeology News
We are delighted to announce a new series of our popular Lunchtime Lectures Read more
Cataloguing and imaging of our historic medals continues
Posted by Antony Lee, Category: News Numismatics
Our project to catalogue and photograph our historic medal collection continues Read more
Some One Had Blunder’d
Posted by Will Mason, Category:
Some One Had Blunder'd works inspired by the Tennyson Research Centre made by Artists from the University of Lincoln. Read more
Rare coin pendant acquired
Posted by Antony Lee, Category: Archaeology
We are delighted to have aqcuired a rare Early Medieval pendant made from a French Iron Age coin Read more
Opem 3: The Collection’s 3rd Open Contemporary Art Exhibition
Posted by Will Mason, Category: Art Events Exhibition
Get to know the artists exhibiting work at Opem 3 this summer. Read more
‘What’s Going On’: Curator Raimi Gbadamosi and Artist Kimathi Donkor talk about their work.
Posted by Will Mason, Category: Art Events Exhibition
Curator Raimi Gbadamosi and Artist Kimathi Donkor talk about their work and the current themed display in the Usher 'What's Going On'. Read more
A donation-full Easter!
Posted by Antony Lee, Category: Archaeology
While the Easter bunny was delivering eggs to people, here at the museum we received generous gifts of a different kind this Easter Read more